Word: keys
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...play really hard. The key for us was rallying with them and winning points," Bates said...
...evidence of the struggle for points, the second game started with six sideouts before Brown scored the first point. Harvard then took control and built up a 6-3 lead with a key block by Jellison and co-captain Elissa Hart and then a kill by junior Melissa Forcum...
Harvard did not let this loss distract them. "We still had confidence which was key and we played better in the third and fourth game," said Elissa Hart...
...key seems to be a substance extracted from the leaves of young ginkgo trees that scientists have dubbed EGb 761. In Germany, where ginkgo sales topped $163 million last year, the extract has been the subject of hundreds of scientific studies, some even bigger than the one reported in JAMA. These studies show that among other things, EGb 761 helps keep platelets in the blood from clumping together. That's why ginkgo extract is prescribed in low doses (40 mg a day) in Europe for patients with circulatory problems. Much higher doses (240 mg a day) are used to treat...
...Meier went all over the world studying museums and monuments, from the Certosa near Florence to the Glyptothek in Munich, from the Villa Lante in Bagnaia (a distant memory of whose watercourse is preserved in one of the Getty's gardens, designed by the California artist Robert Irwin) to key American museums, such as the National Gallery in Washington and the Yale Center for British Art. "This," says Meier dryly in his memoir Building the Getty, to be published next month by Random House, "generated a great deal of discussion about what we ought to avoid...