Word: complained
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...making small numbers of disputed ballots worth fighting for. According to Bobby Burchfield, a Republican election lawyer who represented President Bush in the 2000 election recall, “There’s no perfect process, and there are always creative lawyers who can come up with something to complain about if the election is close...
...long while. If the council makes a genuine effort, as it looks like it could be making, then they will have well proved their worthiness for the boost in their budget. Harvard will be more fun, students will be happier, and we’ll have no reason to complain of an out-of-touch council any longer. So, what?...
More to the point, which artworks he and his three curator colleagues decide to hang on the museum's walls is a heated question. Even among people who complain that the Modern gives short shrift to the new, no other institution has MOMA's power to confer legitimacy on both the living and the dead. What it anoints as central to the story of modern art is hugely influential among scholars, collectors and other museums. And what MOMA minimizes must struggle a bit to be taken seriously. The old Modern was never particularly interested in postwar British art. Will...
...students complain that finding a parcel amidst the mayhem can be frustrating...
...haven’t seen a lot of people complain about it,” she said. “It’s still worth...