Word: grows
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Washington's success in finally reversing three decades of government deficits has opened up a new era of "surplus politics," says Robert Hormats, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International, "which is a huge change in the nature of our economy and politics." He predicts the American economy will grow a healthy 2.6% this year, down from about...
...methodical expulsion of students around her, picked off one by one by the sniping, brutal and pitiless teachers. These teachers are every premed's nightmare--a series of Nurse Ratcheds bent on tormenting the weakest and the strongest alike. However, Jane slips through this carnage and, supposedly, beings to grow...
This is an academic institution, but college is a place where students need to grow into fully functioning members of society. The closing of final clubs as social options harms Harvard in its mission to prepare students for the outside world. These new restrictions on final clubs' visitors force Harvard to do whatever they can as soon as possible to improve students' social lives on campus. RUSSELL D. RIVERA...
...team worked from the simplistic theory that without its own blood supply, a tumor could not grow beyond minuscule size...
...years left, which is his justification for keeping the half of his net worth that's not invested in Texas and California real estate in the stock market. A former software executive who dabbles in patent law, he has watched his retirement stock portfolio grow by an average annual return of 20% over the past 10 years. "I'm pretty dedicated to the idea of trying to get a surplus on my money," says Cavanaugh. "If I had money I wanted to salt away, I might think about putting it in bonds, but this is money I want to give...