Word: counterpart
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...latest round of Western hand-wringing looks unlikely to stop Russia's Chechnya campaign - particularly since it's not backed up by any credible threat. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright warned Friday that the U.S. was "reviewing" loans to Russia as she joined G7 foreign ministers and her Russian counterpart, Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov, in Berlin for talks on the crisis. But President Clinton last week emphasized Washington's belief that sanctions are an inappropriate response to the Chechnya situation, and Moscow isn't likely to lose any sleep over the latest warnings. Having reportedly lost an armored column...
Gellert's counterpart in the backcourt, freshman point guard Elliot Prasse-Freeman, will be back in action tonight after sustaining an eye injury on Saturday and being forced to leave the game...
...HSPH Office of Communications is a much smaller operation than its counterpart at HMS, with only four employees, but it is a more central part of the school's mission. The office usually issues four to five press releases a month...
...numbers add up," said Ohio Republican John Kasich, chairman of the House Budget Committee. Moreover, he asserted, they will continue to add up because of conservative assumptions used to create them. His Senate counterpart, New Mexico Republican Pete Domenici, pointed out that those estimates factor in two mild recessions sometime during the next 10 years and include assumptions that "do not contemplate the kind of growth that is actually going to occur." That would imply surpluses even greater than projected--a prospect confirmed by Allen Sinai, chief global economist for Primark Decision Economics, a forecasting firm. Sinai's "baseline" forecast...
...effort to promote active school spirit, the Harvard Undergraduate Council tried to coordinate informal athletic events with its Yale counterpart for students at both universities...