Word: paces
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Northeastern was unable to hold its high pace from the beginning of the race, however, and its strength waned into the powerful headwind. The Crimson roared back and won the race by an impressive six-second margin...
...moving on Ligachev, Gorbachev seemed to be strengthening his credentials as the evenhanded middleman in the argument over reform. Six months ago, he deposed the foremost proponent of a faster pace, Boris Yeltsin, one of his closest allies. After Yeltsin complained loudly at a meeting of the Central Committee that political changes were moving too sluggishly, Gorbachev had him removed from both the Politburo and his job as head of the Moscow party organization. Significantly, with glasnost under fire from conservatives, Yeltsin last week seemed to be resurfacing. In an interview in the German edition of Moscow News, a glasnost...
...Wisconsin rowed at a much lower pace than I'd expect," Amory said, "and they should have a lot of room to get faster this season. Since they're from Wisconsin, they don't get much practice time early in the spring...
Feldstein has favored raising taxes to balance the budget and has proposed cutting federal spending across the board. When Feldstein stepped down from his advisory post, it was reported that the fiscal conservative left because he disagreed with the pace of budget deficit reductions...
...instead of looking past the Dartmouth crew, the Harvard flew past it on the way to a speedy seven-second victory. The margin of victory was especially impressive when you consider that the Big Green crew was rowing at a faster pace than the Black and White...