Word: faithfully
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...that he has returned full-time, President Rudenstine must restore Harvard's image as a leader. It's much easier to raise a million dollars a day if you have an influential product to sell. True, the crimson mystique is powerful, but unless Harvard has faith in its ability to lead and to influence the rest of the country, that mystique will soon be revealed as little more than smoke and mirrors...
Yeltsin is understandably concerned. While Clinton should make every effort to convince Yeltsin of the U.S.'s good faith, that doesn't change the fact that expansion potentially threatens Russian security, and it will indubitably lessen their influence in the region in the future...
...senior U.S. official today said President Clinton's plan to give Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams a warm White House reception Friday represents a leap of faith that risks upsetting the delicate peace between Britain and Northern Ireland. In testimony before a House committee, Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke added that the onus is on Adams to make sure he doesn't go too far while trying to raise money in the U.S. "The president has taken a risk on behalf of peace by permitting limited fundraising by Sinn Fein," Holbrooke said. "The ball is in their court...
...what the purpose of life was, or what I could do with the truths I was learning." At the Regent Law School (one of seven graduate schools that make up Robertson's 17-year-old Regent University) "students are highly motivated to contribute to mankind, thanks to a deep faith...
...expects the measure to have broad support. "Too many people have tried to create a new standard based on whether a single person gets their feelings hurt," Ishtook says. "What about the emotional injury suffered by the vaster number of people who wish to be able to express their faith freely...