Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...through its transition to democracy, had evidently sold out the people's dreams to protect the army's interests. As talk ranged from new elections and foreign intervention to civil disobedience and armed insurrection, Haiti seemed balanced on the brink of anarchy. "From now on, it will be a constant struggle until we get our way," warned the Rev. Alain Rocourt, an election official and proponent of democratic change. "We've already lost too many people and too much blood. We're prepared...
...tangled, ironic and surprise-ridden history of those six years, there has been a curious constant: the zero option. The 27-word sentence that Reagan uttered in 1981 accurately presaged the treaty that Reagan and Gorbachev are scheduled to sign in Washington...
Charles D. Paton, lecturer on electrical engineering and computer science, said that the MIT Police had been maintaining foot patrols around the building, but could not keep a constant watch over the center, which is open to students 24 hours...
Like the other boys at his school--a mixture of Winchester and Eton--he lives in constant fear of having his homosexual activities revealed. And once he is "found out," Bennett knows that the members of the "Twenty Two" will never accept him. As much as he'd like to participate in this world of ties and waistcoats, he comes to the wry conclusion that "Some people are better than others, just because of the way they make love...
...There's a great consistency to the two programs," says Cornell Coach Brian McCutcheon, who played for the Big Red during the early 1970s. "Both teams have national reputations. [Cornell-Harvard] is a constant struggle for the Ivy League and ECAC championships...