Word: furiously
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...victims" and says that most of his local clients have been "reasonable." At his office, he advises clients to be patient and gather together all their pertinent documents. But Pilar Vicente Ruíz, a homemaker with €6,000 invested, is one of many still furious with him. "If he could come to our house to sell us the policy," she asks, "why can't he come to our house now to tell us what to do?" As investors await the outcome of lawsuits, they also wonder about the possible impact on the local economy. "I've heard that...
...Furious at the killings of a militant leader and eight civilians on a Gaza beach in separate Israeli strikes, Hamas' military wing last week ended its 16-month cease-fire. Here's what happened and what it means for hopes of peace...
...Drezner, called it “piss-poor, monocausal social science.” And the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America issued a statement claiming that “a student who submitted such a paper would flunk.”But the most furious criticism was heard a few blocks north of Walt’s office from Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz, who wrote prolifically to attack the article, called its authors “liars” and “bigots,” and challenged them to a public...
...associate dean of residential life.“If anything,” Nelson says, the new program “should have been embraced by the prefects as an upgrade to their position.”Though her colleagues never saw it coming, Rinere suddenly found herself facing furious student reaction.‘DIFFICULT TO NAVIGATE’Even without opposition from prefects, Rinere would have faced an uphill battle in changing Harvard’s advising system.The advising structure at the College is “highly decentralized” and “difficult to navigate...
...Tehran, two Harvard alums were among the 53 Americans held captive by a group of student revolutionaries in 1980. In Cambridge, Iranian students witnessed America’s furious reaction to this standoff and worried that they would become scapegoats. The 444 tense days of the Iranian hostage crisis marked the political climate of the Class of 1981’s four years at the College and shaped the social atmosphere they would enter after graduation.Every night during the crisis, Americans tuned in to ABC’s “The Iran Crisis: America Held Hostage?...