Word: marginalized
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...political climate too quickly for the Progressive Conservatives to calculate a reaction. During Mulroney's second term, recession hit Canada as hard as it did the United States. If the election had been held two years ago, the Progressive Conservatives would probably still have lost, but by a smaller margin. The fact that their influence was cut by an amount equal to more than half the seats in the House of Commons demonstrates just how dynamic Canadian political opinion...
Vice President Melissa Garza '94 maintained her post when the council decided against the legitimacy of accepting any absentee ballots in the election by a margin...
...odds on this game are absolutely even. Columbia's offense is largely powered by sophomore Rikki Dadason, the leading scorer in the Ivy League by a huge margin--32 points to Princeton forward Jacob Dowden's 22, But four of the Ancient Eight's top nine scorers play for the Tigers--Dowden, Mark Shumka, John Talbot and Andre Parris...
...contest. After taking a sharp pass from senior Mark Kozek, Nwanko broke two tackles and dragged a third player into the try zone with him on a tough 10-yard run. Connecticut came back with a try, but the Crimson answered almost immediately with another Matarese score. That margin held for the rest of the game; the final score read Harvard...
...lack of a home state, at least, if not a country. In the U.S. most families do not stay in their hometown; those of my generation will move many more times in a decade than our parents did. Even the wonderfully nationalistic French voted for (okay, by a small margin) a unified Europe...