Word: means
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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University officials quickly point out that programs like their major academic initiatives mean that large portions of the campaign's billions have already been spent, and fundraising will have to begin again...
...really would like to do that. I was really into my career, so I didn't want men to get in my way or anything - I was really just very determined. But I mean, you get to the point where you want to have both, a boyfriend and a career. But I was so driven - I had so much work to do that when I was 26, 27, 28 - I just wasn't into it. And I just turned 35, so now I'm like, shoot - I've gotta figure that out too. I don't just want...
...immediate disadvantage of forcing the working poor to wait months for tax refunds that they have earned. The money from the EITC is often used to pay down debts or saved to generate interest, and to the working poor, if not to the government, a delay does mean...
...there to look at teams like Pepperdine and USC and say 'Wow, we're on the same field with them,'" said senior righthander Garett Vail, who took the loss to VCU. "We had shots to beat both of those teams, and the fact that we didn't win does mean that we kind of stepped back...
...ability of China and other more recent nuclear states to modernize their arsenals. And that raises the stakes in the Senate impasse: "If this treaty fails it would damage U.S. leadership and our non-proliferation agenda," National Security Council spokesman David Leavy told TIME Daily. "It would mean that there's no universal diplomatic deterrent on future testing enshrined in law." At least the senators aren't alone in their reluctance to ratify the treaty: Russia's communist-dominated Duma is right up their with them, as are Iran, North Korea and China...