Word: ever
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That is why anyone who has ever played golf should feel sorry for Hoch. If we had a dollar for all the easy putts we have missed, we would have enough money to solve the federal deficit and the Latin American debt crisis, with plenty left over to purchase a few fast-food franchises...
When asked whether or not a teaching fellow or professor had ever made the respondent feel uncomfortable on the account of his or her gender either inside or outside of class, most women Government concentrators stated that it happened rarely or never. However, women in Government, compared to both men Government concentrators and women non-Government social science concentrators, are more likely to state that a teaching fellow has made them feel uncomfortable in class...
...fact, these Harvard ever-faithful couldn't really come up with any good reasons of their own for giving money. So, instead, they resorted to the next best thing: they sent seniors a red, ready-made gift-giving pamphlet from the Harvard-Radcliffe Fund (based in Holyoke Center, if you had any doubts about who's really running the show)--entitled, interestingly enough, "Tough Questions...
...American president ever took pencil in hand and learned from the mistakes of his predecessor," he said. "Each American president got the country in deeper...
JUST in case you wondered what the Pentagon could ever possibly do to top the $600 hammer, the New York Times ran a front-page story on April 9 about the Navy's newest and most advanced submarine defense system--the bottlenosed dolphin. In a clandestine program expanded under the Reagan Administration, the U.S. Navy has spent close to $30 million over the past four years trying to put these highly intelligent marine mammals to military...