Word: cutoffs
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...American environmental consultant accused the city of dropping air monitoring stations from highly polluted areas out of the calculations and adding numbers from new stations in cleaner areas. The consultant, Steven Andrews, also says that the city has had a disproportionate number of days falling just below the cutoff for a blue sky day, which suggests the numbers have been massaged...
...bottom of the seventh inning proved even more agonizing for the Crimson. Senior Taylor Meehan ripped a shot to the gap in right center to lead off the inning. Walsh waved Meehan around second, but Donato fired a strike on the cutoff throw to UMass second baseman Adam Tempesta who nailed Meehan out at third...
...Culture, a student group—should be welcomed as a great addition to the campus and Harvard’s ever-widening and expanding academic community. Currently, the Harvard University Archives only saves certain theses depending on the honors grade that they receive, and theses that receive the cutoff grade and above are accessible through the Archives’ inconvenient closed-stack system. The Free Thesis Project provides researchers much easier access to all of Harvard’s senior theses, if students choose to put them on the site. Theses are accessible at any time on the Internet...
...mark at 23.17 in the prelims. Slaight took fifth in the event with a time of 23.56.The final Crimson swimmer to take home a championship was Pangilinan in the 200-yard breaststroke. The Ivy League record holder surpassed the NCAA “B” cutoff with a time of 2:14.69 en route to her fourth-consecutive Ivy League crown.“When I touched the wall, that was one of the most emotional moments of my career,” Pangilinan said. “It was a great way to go out, I couldn?...
Today it's the source nations that have the whip hand. Nearly all of them have so-called cultural-property laws that lay claim to any ancient objects found in the ground on their territory after a particular year--the cutoff year varies from one nation to the next--and make it a crime to export such material without a permit. A 1970 UNESCO convention has given those laws force in the courts of other nations, like the U.S., that have accepted it. Cultural-property claims by foreign nations are also enforceable in the U.S. under the ordinary law governing...