Word: monitors
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...standard male midlife crisis is triggered by a career crack-up. Women's turmoil often reflects events in their personal lives as well as the accumulated stress of years of ladder climbing, multitasking and barrier breaking. Nearly three-quarters of women from 40 to 54 in a Yankelovich Monitor study said life is "much too complicated...
Because assignment topics are similar from year to year, this procedure will allow the department to better monitor the authenticity of students’ work, according to Kline...
...with her son Danny, Kumin recalls, “I made a pact with myself that if I didn’t sell any [poetry] before I had this child, I would give it up.” Three months before Danny’s birth, The Christian Science Monitor accepted a four-line ditty by Kumin—a perhaps-inauspicious beginning to what would become an illustrious professional career...
...international community’s response has been depressingly predictable. One attempted remedy was the deployment of 2,200 African Union (AU) troops to monitor a nonexistent cease-fire. But the troops are under-trained, under-funded, and under-supplied. The AU’s mandate does not even extend to civilian protection; these troops cannot stop killings and are useless. And since the embarrassing quagmire of Somalia in 1993 and the killing of Belgian United Nations peacekeepers in Rwanda in 1994, there seems to be no political will to send American or European troops to fight another African...
...Calixto pays an outside watch-dog firm, the London-based Trademarks Directory Service, to monitor the trademark applications in almost every country. When a company attempts to file a trademark application with the name Harvard anywhere in the world, Calixto says he is alerted almost immediately...