Word: fated
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...since the abolition of rent control by statewide referendum in 1994, the fate of 700 formerly rent-controlled Cambridge apartments owned by Harvard has become a major issue...
...Cambridge License Commission has just decided the fate of a popular watering-hole for local college students--and students should be pleased...
...move follows one of the largest protest rallies in recent history, the resignation of two students from a student-faculty committee on public service and an increasingly bitter power struggle over the fate of Cambridge's largest public service group...
Diplomacy is often a high-stakes game of chicken. This time the showdown is between the U.S. and Serb President Slobodan Milosevic over the fate of Radovan Karadzic, Bosnia's defiant Serb leader and most-wanted war criminal. His continued authority and freedom have been galling the West ever since the Dayton peace accords promised last December that he would be dumped from power and delivered to trial. Now he stands squarely in the way of Washington's rickety peace plan to hold "free and fair" elections this September in Bosnia--elections that will allow NATO forces to declare success...
...fate of the nonfamous ex-spouse of a big star is, as LARRY FORTENSKY has found, a bitter one, especially when you've signed a prenup agreeing to get zip. Frustrated by the slow pace of his divorce from LIZ TAYLOR, Fortensky has filed for more spousal support and access to Taylor's records. "We're surprised and disappointed," says Neil Papiano, Taylor's lawyer. Counters Raoul Felder, for Fortensky: "We've gotten lots of charm, but it's going nowhere...