Word: overlapping
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...unions of mere mortals, of course, the true dynamics of the Kennedy marriage remain essentially unknowable. But encountering this mystery at the core of their projects slowed down Andersen and Klein not at all. Using dozens of interviews and piles of documents--with a fair amount of overlap--the authors seize the opportunity to repeat some familiar Kennedy dirt and dig up a few new tidbits of their own. What intimate psychological revelations there are rarely rise above this level: "What drew them together?" Andersen asks. A friend of Kennedy's answers, "They were two lonely people, and they instantly...
...establishment of several long-range committees. The University and the union will have new vehicles to explore seniority and how it should be applied in selecting workers for summer jobs; the overlap between the benefits offered for sick days and for short-term disabilities; and work rules, with the aim of fostering cooperation and making sure that the dining halls keep pace with technological advancements...
Although the SAO and the HCO are run separately, there is a lot of overlap and cooperation between the two organizations, according to Harvey D. Tananbaum, director of the AXAF Science Center and former associate director...
...hard to argue that Harvard isn't dominated by the rich--which is pretty interesting, considering that the financial aid office claims that 70 percent of students are on some type of aid. If 75.6 percent of Harvard families are earning above $50,000, that's a pretty interesting overlap: a lot of students get aid, but most aid packages aren't very...
Magazine members said they do not think "Cellar Door" will overlap with "The Advocate," Harvard's century-old creative magazine...