Word: garnering
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...each ticket $100 and prohibits spending more. For a college of 6,400 undergraduates, a presidential hopeful can devote only about a cent and a half to reach each student. On the other hand, the council places no limit on the number of labor hours that the campaigns can garner from their student supporters...
...added that Yale’s petition asks for so much that he wonders whether it will garner much support...
...team did not know exactly what to expect while awaiting the announcement of the tournament field. Having lost to Princeton in Ivy competition, the Crimson did not garner the league’s automatic bid. With only eight at-large berths available, Harvard was definitely a team “on the bubble.” However, all five of the Crimson’s losses came to ranked opponents, and the final poll of the National Field Hockey Coaches Association slated Harvard at No. 14, so the team knew it had a chance...
...first female party leader in Congress, Pelosi will command huge attention from the public and hopefully draw back many of the female voters the party lost in this past election. She is a source of inspiration for many Congresswomen and female voters alike and will no doubt garner both fundraising and electoral support for this reason...
Harvard has typically succeeded in scheduling all the Northeast teams that might garner NCAA berths—like Boston College, Boston University, and Hartford, so most NCAA selection decisions can be based more on head-to-head results. URI’s contention for an at-large bid was unprecedented, so Harvard did not play the Rams. So unlike past years, Harvard’s NCAA fate wasn’t as well decided on the field...