Word: option
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...administration, is currently handling the University's effort on the center's behalf. Hall has recommended that the center move its quarters from 20 Sacramento St. to a new location at 16-18 Eliot St. in Brattle Square. Harvard does not own the Eliot St. location, but has an option to rent it at an estimated annual cost of $20,000. The cultural center would then sublet the building from the University...
Harvard does not own the Eliot house, but holds an option to rent it. Hall estimated the annual rental...
...taste runs differently. Different plotlines, settings, actors, genres, etc., immediately start off with associations for the reviewer, associations which may or may not be favorable, and which cannot help but precondition the reviewer to have certain expectations. Confronted with this state of psychic anarchy, the reviewer essentially has two options. He can accept his preconditioning as a given, and simply write down his reactions as they occur, leaving it to the reader to determine the extent to which the reviewer's tastes overlap with the reader's own. The other option is to attempt to make an objective appraisal...
...transaction will take the form of a leasehold, which means, essentially, that the land is sold for a 40-year period. After 40 years, the University will have an option to re-purchase it," Donald C. Moulton, assistant vice president for community affairs, said yesterday...
Last year, one-half of the National League--the Eastern half--was engaged in a war to lose the pennant. As late as August, six teams had a chance to forfeit the flag, and only the Mets failed to take advantage of this option. But this year the situation will be different...