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...money still had a crucial role. Talking to the press and staging protests were not effective until Senior Gift Plus gave the Class of 2005 a tangible way to show their discontent...
...game’s most crucial moments came at 13:50 in the third period, when O’Donnell injured himself and had to exit the game. According to Widbin, the accident was due to a “speed bump behind the goal...
...unnamed 27-year-old woman; by transplanting insulin-making cells from her mother's pancreas; in Kyoto, Japan. Although the use of pancreatic cells from organs of dead donors has been successful since 2000, this is the first time doctors have operated using living cells. The breakthrough could prove crucial in countries such as Japan, in which organ donation is uncommon...
...goal was “to intervene in the day to day operations of government,” then the actions taken by the protesters sorely missed the mark. The recruiters will recruit elsewhere; indeed, there is no shortage of qualified students that believe government intelligence agencies play a crucial role in our national security. Rather, the ugly protest intervened in the day to day operations of fellow students—namely seniors such as myself, who now have to scramble to figure out if it is worth the time to finish the application to the Central Intelligence Agency...
...order to successfully engage in effective confrontation, it is important to think through how you’re feeling and about precisely what you will say to your roommate ahead of time. It is also crucial to always execute your chat in the first person, discussing how “I” feel instead of what “you” do. Perhaps even discuss your own trials and tribulations with the alarm clock...