Word: musters
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...first half against the Bears was a confluence of disasters for the Crimson. The defense gave up 31 points and allowed an astounding 451 yards to a merely average Brown offense. The offense could only muster a quiet 10 points and failed to hold onto the ball long enough to give its beleaguered defense a rest. At the break, Harvard trailed by 21 points. The run at the Ivy League championship looked like it was going to end before it even started...
...Summers in March at the physics department library, where he took questions from an audience largely unhappy with his record on women in science. Lisa Randall ’83, a professor of physics and harsh critic of Summers, was enlisted to introduce the president but could barely muster a kind word. “We’re perplexed how you could draw those conclusions,” Randall said of Summers’ NBER remarks, “given the lack of evidence.” Then she rolled her eyes and, sensing the awkwardness, blurted...
Unfortunately for Harvard, neither team could muster much of an effort at the season’s most important meet. The men finished eighth while the women took sixth out of the field of eight Ivy League teams...
McLean-Foreman was back from his season-long, nagging calf injury for the men, but could only muster a 23rd-place finish after taking second last year at the same meet...
...order to get the matter discussed at the Security Council, Iran would have to be reported by the IAEA as in breach of its NPT obligations. Right now it's unlikely the U.S. and the Europeans would be able to muster the votes on the IAEA board of governors to refer Iran to the Security Council. The developing countries on the board are increasingly critical of what they see as efforts to use the NPT to enforce a nuclear-weapons monopoly on the part of the current nuclear-weapons states, rather than the treaty's original intent, which...