Word: mix
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Vice Chair Malcolm A. Heinicke '93 called the Penn & Teller promoter's behavior "sleazy" after the original mix-up. Loong now says that the promoter had previously established an allegiance to other colleges...
...babies born with Down syndrome to women under 35, but that is because there are more babies born to women under 35. The risk of Down and other genetic abnormalities increases with age, according to Gertrud Berkowitz, a Mount Sinai School of Medicine professor, and it is misleading to mix rates with absolute numbers...
Richard Gere and Kim Basinger weave suspense into plot, producing a perfect mix. So, far one of the year's best thrillers...
...recession, Bush refused to even acknowledge that the country was suffering hard times. He made three hurried campaign swings in hard-hit New Hampshire but never attempted to mask the political expediency of his visits. Said he, with typical inelegance: "But the message -- I care." His deliberate attempts to mix with ordinary Americans seemed uncomfortable and awkward. Bush's poll numbers dropped every time he visited the state. Meanwhile, Buchanan exploited the President's decision to exclude a proposed $500 increase in personal income tax exemptions from the latest budget request he submitted to Congress. "Don't be fooled again...
...area particularly in which Tsongas would have the government take a leading role is in the creation of nuclear power plants. He wants the U.S. to become energy independent, and he views nuclear power as a crucial part of the mix. Adopting the nuclear option may accommodate an economic truth, but Tsongas has been quick to recognize a different, political truism: the fact that many Democratic voters abhor nuclear power. His speeches these days downplay nuclear's role in achieving energy independence, but on paper Tsongas notes that America's 112 nuclear plants produced the energy...