Word: flared
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...fear of failure that pervaded her 20s, it has made Kendall's body more vulnerable: now she needs to work harder at keeping muscles and joints in tune. "If I have something niggling me, I'm very sensitive to it and find it hard to ignore," she says. "Things flare up quicker and it takes longer to recover...
After coming to Harvard and joining the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) in a time of peace, Bosco is leaving the University to take a duty posting that could put him in the Persian Gulf and the conflict in Iraq, a potential flare-up in North Korea or even a high seas encounter with pirates...
...Summers has tackled less controversial issues since the anti-Semitism flare-up, a trend he insists is entirely incidental...
Berenika D. Zakrzewski ’04-’05 has a flare for performance...
...President. Strategists in the Bush campaign do not believe the abuse scandal per se will hurt the President's political standing, but they admit that the nearly daily disclosures of depravity contribute to the feeling that Iraq is becoming a bigger mess. More important, the flare-ups from the conflict are blotting out positive developments. On the day Rumsfeld's testimony dominated the airwaves and the New York Times called for his resignation, it was announced that 288,000 new jobs were created in April. Bush heralded the news to campaign audiences but also had to address the Iraqi scandal...