Word: gainful
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...votes decided the last election, Ruben’s job is no joke. Democrats have every reason to believe that if Ruben succeeds, John Kerry will win New Mexico. Democrats enjoy a 5 to 3 advantage among registered voters in New Mexico. That means Democrats have far more to gain than Republicans from efforts targeted at getting voters to the polls. Only the Democrats can win this election by focusing on voter turnout...
...even the Emperor was Manchurian. Almost exactly 50 years later when I visited, the Manchurian community was no longer there. It was completely assimilated. That danger is very alive [in Tibet, too]. So that's why the Tibetan picture is almost hopeless. That's why we are trying to gain meaningful autonomy...
...have little consequence on the policy. After being in the Navy for over two years, I’ve learned that political rallies and editorial columns at Harvard are not high visibility items followed by Naval leadership especially now that there is a surpluss of college grads trying to gain a commission. If the Harvard community wants to see action, it should encourage more students to join the military who might eventually become policy makers and leaders. This would help bridge the large gap which exists now between the military and Harvard and bring the debate directly to the leadership...
...that effort, Northeastern succeeded. Fitzpatrick took far fewer chances downfield than he normally does and his receivers struggled to gain separation when he did. The longest Harvard completion of the day was just 23 yards, and even that required a brilliantly timed leaping grab from Tyler just to get his hands on the ball. The passes lofted long down the sidelines to the endzone were batted down by the Huskies’ shorter cornerbacks on every occasion...
...only one who sees mobile wi-fi as a way to drive customer satisfaction. Wi-fi services are popping up on planes, trains, buses and ferries as operators seek to meet the growing demand for anytime, anywhere Internet access--and to gain a competitive edge. Analysts expect "wi-fi in motion"--a variation on the kind of hot spot that's been sprouting up in airports, hotels, coffee shops and truck stops--to be widely available in just a few years...