Word: musters
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Oklahoma State traveled over 2000 miles to the Murr Center courts—but couldn’t muster a point...
...will roll through the streets of Baghdad. Or they won’t. When the tanks withdraw, the Iraqi people will be left with a shattered humanitarian infrastructure, a ruined economy and an uncertain future. Or they won’t. The United States, and whatever allies it can muster, will be left with the price of the campaign and a staggering responsibility to build a democratic state from the rubble. Or it won?...
...wants to learn a thing or two about the market. Yes, Buffett still says plenty about how to find value, and his archive of letters on the Net amounts to a timeless library on the issue. Investors can piggyback Buffett by investing in Berkshire--if, that is, they can muster the $61,700 it takes to buy a single "A" share. Even the "Baby Berks," or "B" shares, which carry reduced voting rights and grant no say on the company's charitable giving, cost $2,065 apiece. Mimicking Buffett was much easier when he was buying common stocks like Coke...
...double-digits at 51-41. But that’s when Cornell came alive, going on a 13-2 run sparked by Toppert and Barnes. Merchant answered with a three-pointer to put Harvard back on top, 56-54, but the momentum had already shifted. The Crimson could muster only a single basket in the final 4:25 as the Big Red pulled away. The first half belonged to Harvard, and it seemed a blowout was in the cards. After Cornell scored the opening five points of the game, the Crimson responded with a 24-6 run, building...
...what the Turkish model does show is that the Bush administration need not confining itself to assembling a "coalition of the willing." In some instances, it simply needs the broadest coalition money can buy. To muster the requisite nine votes to pass a resolution in the Security Council, for example, the administration is plainly aware that its leverage is not restricted to its powers of persuasion. Mexico, for example, has consistently backed "old Europe" in calling for inspections to be given more time. But on Wednesday, the Mexican government hinted it may be ready to shift its vote...