Word: filled
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Although he is "confident," he wrote, that the concentration will fill in the gaps left by Adelson and Perlman's departure, he acknowledged some ill effects...
...health advisory committee announced that University Health Services (UHS) has recently been given free samples to many varieties of expensive prescription drugs. UHS will fill valid prescriptions for free with these drugs for a limited time...
During the Cold War, Radio Free Europe tried to fill the same role as the Internet is playing now, and NATO has set up a similar radio station to broadcast to Yugoslavia. But winning the war--and this is a war, despite the semantic contortions of NATO and the Clinton administration--will take more than that. Suppression of the independent media is a crucial element of Milosevic's grip on power, and as long as Serb citizens are unaware of what their army is doing in Kosovo, there is little chance they will stop supporting Milosevic...
After a college career full of offices and achievements, Anne-Marie Oreskovich '99 now has an honor that will fill up her bank account as well as her resume...
From the time it was founded in 1228, right after the canonization of St. Francis, the great basilica was showered with gifts of liturgical art. One may well ask how an order dedicated to holy poverty managed to raise the money to construct the basilica, fill it with frescoes and altarpieces by the most esteemed and expensive artists of the 13th century, and acquire the rich collection of chalices, reliquaries and the like that plumped out its treasure house--in sum, to turn the place into the biggest pilgrimage center in the late medieval world, after Jerusalem, Rome and Compostela...