Word: paces
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Keeping pace with a national trend, custom publishing on the Harvard campus has increased sharply in the last few years...
Otherwise his pace is relentless. Since announcing his candidacy in April, Dole has flown 39,000 miles. None of those who work closely with him believe the Senator is flagging. Concedes Ron Klain, staff director of the Democratic Policy Committee and spokesperson for minority leader Tom Daschle: "I don't see any speed off his fast ball...
...13th minute, when Juninho feathered a free kick from the left side of the penalty area and Aldair broke free to head the ball past Friedel. But Brazil would never score again. And the U.S., which seemed tentative and tired in the first half, picked up the pace in the second. When Brazilian head coach Mario Zagalo was asked in the postgame press conference why his team had played so badly, he replied, "I thought we played very well. The U.S. showed they have some qualities...
...hill (elevation 300 m) be declared a mountain (elevation at least 305 m). Grant, as the English surveyor who is finally seduced by their cause, struts and tut-tuts through his part with authority, but all his patented exertions can't keep the film from proceeding at a geriatric pace...
Ellen Zane, who heads Partners Community Healthcare, Inc., the network arm, aims to increase that number to 850 in about five years -- though she faces intense competition from two other networks that are also signing up doctors at a frenzied pace. At times the competition gets bizarre: the 20-physician Concord Hillside Medical Associates in a Boston suburb was bought out by the Lahey Hitchcock network earlier this month. But Emerson Hospital in Concord, where the Hillside group sends many of its patients, is simultaneously negotiating to join the rival Partners network. "The situation is filled with fault lines...