Word: complain
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...appalling that a Crimson reporter would write such an inflammatory article and not take responsibility of authorship. The situation very much echoes the reporter's own words: "Pedro understands that the union is screwing him, but he also realizes that there is no one to whom he can complain." Joe Levy
...intelligence services, hasa $28 billion-a-year budget. That is likely to shrink, given thecost-cutting mood in Congress. Its most expensive items are the billion-dollar spy satellites that former CIA Director James Woolsey, who had frequent funding battles with Congress, wanted to upgrade. But Senate critics complain that the CIA already has six photographic spy satellites sitting in warehouses, which, along with the ones in orbit, could take pictures for at least the next decade. New satellites for intercepting communications signals would be parked most of the time over the former Soviet Union. ``They should have been sent...
...Voice of Harvard Football" did he ever worry about random death threats from listeners or stuff like that: Un...no...The only real feedback I've had from listeners was when some guy called the station to complain about the way I pronounced the word "film." (Todd pronounces this word "phil-um.") By the way, I wouldn't call myself the "Voice of Harvard Football." I was a member of a three man broadcast team.. Pepe Sosa and Aaron Kesselheim were both great people to work with who deserve to be mentioned...
Some members of the council said they were concerned because when their constituents called the cable company to complain about service problems, they must to deal with an impersonal voice-mail system...
...been killed so far, the highway's first 44 days of use were a demolition derby, with 1,002 crashes and breakdowns reported--or about one incident an hour. The numbers are not declining, say the worried Shanghai traffic police. So what's causing all the trouble? Drivers complain that the lanes are too narrow, exits too few and fellow road users too careless. Some motorists, accustomed to navigating crowded city streets, drive too slowly, explains one resident, while others ``hit the open space of the ring road, get giddy and want to drive too fast...