Word: hardest
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Bush has seldom been in this position before--that is, on the political defensive. Republicans watching the White House wondered last week how long it would take for Bush to get his mojo back, and several even reminisced fondly about the way Bill Clinton would fight hardest when all seemed lost. "Bush is the opposite of Clinton," said one, trying not to sound worried. "He's all offense and no defense. Clinton was awesome when his back was against the wall. Bush doesn't know where to turn...
...Cheney is, of course, the hardest of the hard-liners-and his intransigence is responsible for both the CIA's fury and the Pentagon leadership's arrogance. Cheney and his low-profile neoconservative chief of staff, I. Lewis Libby, have been stalking the CIA for years. They have disputed the agency's negative findings on an Iraq attempt to buy African uranium and an Iraq involvement in 9/11. The failures of American intelligence have been a Cheney obsession-which is why Republican Senator Chuck Hagel recently suggested that if the President really wants to know who the White House leakers...
...honest with your kids. Based on his 15 years of professional experience overseas, Ford says the children who have the hardest time adjusting are those whose parents have made false promises about the possibility of moving back to their last posting. Kids won't bother to fit in "back home," he explains, if they think there is a chance they might leave again...
...many coaches and alumni see the publication of the second book, which focuses on smaller colleges and universities—in the Ivy League, New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) and University Athletic Administration—as an attack on the leagues that work hardest to ensure academic credentials. His 2002 book The Game of Life focused on NCAA powerhouse schools such as Michigan and other Division IA schools...
...terms of planning these camps, it is what full time people do, but students are doing it,” Hou says. Looking back on this summer, Hou says that, “It is one of the hardest things I’ve ever done…preparing for the camp was very stressful and extremely intense, but I don’t regret anything.” Many other student volunteers echo this sentiment. “My work at PBHA has impacted my life here more than anything else,” Fonseca-Sabune says...