Word: maintainence
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...much of a danger as the movie would suggest. Even barebones policies ought to cover "medically necessary" procedures (a term that can be slippery), and in many cases, coverage doesn't dwindle as hours do, though such workers may be required to pay more to maintain the policies they have. Yet no one disputes that the health-insurance safety net remains badly frayed. "There are many people who still fall through the cracks," says Ray Werntz, of the Employee Benefits Research Institute, "but in some cases, that's because they don't know what their options are." Learning and acting...
...knows where they keep the Bush message machine, but when it is working well, it hums more quietly than the White House air conditioning. So precise is this instrument that it carefully prunes the President's speeches, shaving away words such as back and backward in order to maintain the image of a man always moving ahead...
Even after the timeout, the Colonials were able to maintain their lead as the Crimson struggled to settle down...
...buildings in the past, they should not use it to preemptively intimidate students. It is hardly necessary to add that the administration should not make the mistake of sending inaccurate e-mails to students who weren’t in Mass. Hall on Feb. 21 if it hopes to maintain its credibility. By sending warning messages to members of PSLM who had no part in the most recent teach-in rather than just to students who actually participated, the administration cannot hope to avoid the implication that its action was intended as a threat, not as merely an explanation...
...opportunity to soak the mind with both knowledge and approaches to understanding. If you are like me, it’s a glorified way to delay inevitable unemployment. The glory of Pass/Fail is that it appeals to all three groups. The future I-bankers can use it to maintain an artificially high GPA. The few who learn for learning’s sake can do so without letting things like “competition” and “judgment” taint the purity of knowledge. For the rest of us who could largely give a rat?...