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...times these grant funds are used to cover expenses that individuals incur for training for such events, so it's not like students are making money by being able to accept an Operation Gold grant from the U.S. Olympic committee," Norred said...
...identify Azure's father, she says, because in the aftermath of Dorris' suicide, "why would I ever talk about the father of my children again? It seems as though to talk about people you love is almost...what did the Greeks believe? You don't want to incur the wrath of the gods...
...admitted to UHS through the Harvard University Police Department, which may transport students to the hospital. Sometimes UHS personnel call an administrator to inform them of the cause. In other cases administrators find out from the students themselves, who feel they must tell the truth under questioning or incur the wrath of the Administrative Board...
...when the INS does try to enforce the law in the workplace, it can incur powerful opposition. Take Operation Vanguard, launched in September 1998 to target the undocumented workers on whom the Nebraska meat-packing industry relies. The agency subpoenaed the records of slaughterhouses and informed the factories that it would interview 4,762 employees--a fifth of the state's meat packers--about discrepancies in their documents...
...paid lobbyists representing multi-national corporations and the wealthy who demand tax breaks and favors for the powerful special interests in our country that need it the least. On the other hand, I and my Congressional colleagues hear almost nothing from college and graduate students and their parents who incur tens of thousands of dollars in educational debt...