Word: mustering
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...answer is more likely to be yes than no. Since he injects the continuity of Soviet policy with a vitality that it has lacked in recent years, he may also bring to the Soviet-American competition more energy, skill and ingenuity than his recent predecessors, in their decrepitude, could muster...
...with a makeshift lineup--four senior starters remained in Cambridge yesterday because of academic deadlines--and without the offensive firepower of graduated All-American Maggie Hart-who last year accounted for is percent of the Crimson's scoring-Harvard could muster little challenge for the nation's eighth-ranked Loyola team...
Even if "Los Grandes Mafiosos" could be caught, moreover, it is unlikely that they would be held for long. When the drug war was declared, ex-Smuggler Fabio Ochoa voluntarily gave himself up to the police. "I have nothing to fear," he announced. Sure enough, the authorities could muster no more % serious charge against him than illegal possession of firearms. Six weeks later he was released on bail, and the case is now in limbo. "We know who (the cocaine kings) are, and we can't nail them," says Police Captain Guillermo Benavides. "But the worst thing is that even...
...fundamentals of farm policy. Should its goal be to keep farmers in business or to produce an industry able to compete in world markets, and in an era of $200 billion budget deficits, how much can taxpayers reasonably be required to shell out? In that debate, the opponents can muster plenty of humanitarian emotion, but the Administration has hard economic reality on its side...
...second leg of the mile relay in Saturday's tri-meet against Dartmouth and Brown, ending his career on the Harvard track in disappointing fashion His loss didn't matter on Saturday, though, as the Crimson men took the meet handily with 50 points, the Big Green could muster only 50, and Brown finished last with...