Word: exit
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Last spring, Kennedy School professors lamented Carnesale's impending exit, which many predicted would continue a pattern of instability...
...controversy has raged for more than four decades about the reasons for the exit of the Palestinian Arabs in 1947-1948. Any attempt to attribute this mass exit to a single cause is only true in part, and therefore false. In part, the Palestinian Arabs fled with the encouragement of their own leaders; in part, it was the policy of the Israeli High Command to secure the evacuation by Arab populations of areas into which the Israeli army entered; in part, the Arabs, unlike the Jews, had somewhere to go if they wanted to avoid the terrors...
...whomever we choose is not currently at theinstitution, anybody likely to be qualified willprobably take a while to make a graceful exit tocome here," Kaplan says. "If they choose aninternal candidate, there may be a more rapidtransition...
These products are clearly available widely and those who are in need of them will certainly have no trouble finding them. It strains credulity that they must be displayed so prominently at the cash register of such a fine market, greeting each customer upon entry and exit, almost like an out-of-place exclamation point...
...first experience with Bolduc's more than collegial style in an elevator. "He paid me a compliment, then reached over and put his right hand on my left butt cheek. Fortunately, the elevator had reached our floor, so I just stepped aside and walked him to the [building's] exit...