Word: fought
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Both sides realize that in addition to the exciting atmosphere that will be present during the match, it will also be a hard fought game. Most of the Crimson players look forward to the rowdy Princeton crowd...
...popular image of 1956 as a moment of heroic unity had involved a major lapse in collective memory: "After the Russians crushed the revolution, people's selective memory retained only the struggle against the oppressors and 'forgot' about the very real and important differences among whose who had fought." By 1993, those differences and their implications had become glaringly apparent. If some right-wing nationalists were to be believed, only white Christians deserved the name of "Hungarian"--Jews, gypsies and other minorities needn't apply...
Compared to the Texas game, the Cal Poly contest was close and hard-fought. Of course, that's not saying much...
...when we have a department focusing on the significance and history of Latinos in the United States, considering the fact that Latinos will be the largest minority by the year 2020. Our contributions to this nation have a long history. From the time when Latino soldiers fought alongside American revolutionaries, to Cesar Chavez's struggle for the just treatment of migrant farm workers in the 1960s, to today's young, motivated Latinos marching for political recognition, we have actively participated in the shaping of American cultural and political dynamics. Our history and potential for success in this country should...
...like to think the Republicans have learned their lesson," said Jim P. Manley, a spokesperson for Senator Edward M. Kennedy '54-'56 (D-Mass.) "Each and every time Republicans have tried to cut spending, the Democrats and the Clinton administration have fought them every step...