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Under "enhanced choice," both the chance of a person getting into his/her first-choice house and the percentage of the house that is filled by people who chose it as a first choice depend on two factors: the number of people who put down a particular house as a first choice, and the number of people who put down that house as any one of their four choices...
...forces of opposition will test their strength during this week's session of the Congress of People's Deputies. Yeltsin has signaled he will fight for his government at the Congress, but his success could depend on what alliances are formed between warring political factions and how strong the extremists really prove to be. In the end, the balance of power between the President at one end and the front at the other may be decided by the man in the middle -- Volsky. If neither Yeltsin nor Volsky can achieve some kind of consensus, the Congress could embolden the most...
...teams must depend then on their goalies and physical play if they hope to keep Harvard out of the game...
...know how difficult it is to get student members to show up to an organization's events. I also know that each group cares about the dearth of minority representation. But when are we going to talk to each other about what our groups are doing? Must we depend on The Crimson's coverage of minority affairs to inform us about minority activism? If we do, we won't be well informed...
What Clinton actually does after his Jan. 20 Inauguration will depend on what he makes of the tentative signs that the U.S. economy might be starting to recover. Most experts are skeptical. Despite gradually falling unemployment and a surprising 2.7% surge in the third-quarter gross domestic product, business and consumer spending is expected to continue to languish next year unless Clinton acts to stimulate growth through public works spending or other programs. "We're just not going to see a very vigorous economy," says Donald Ratajczak, director of economic forecasting at Georgia State University. "After the first quarter next...