Word: pinned
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...chance to challenge Bush, the President's team is actively trying to influence the other party's nomination race. The G.O.P. has turned Bush's campaign to ban massive jury awards in personal-injury cases into an assault on Senator John Edwards, a former trial lawyer. Hoping to pin down the North Carolinian in his home state, Rove persuaded G.O.P. Congressman Richard Burr to challenge Edwards for his Senate seat. And when Massachusetts Senator John Kerry suggested that the U.S. was just as much in need of "regime change" as Iraq, Republicans launched a coordinated assault, accusing the putative Democratic...
...ceremony culminated when friends and family members, often in uniform themselves, approached the stage to pin the badges on the lapels of the graduates...
...invite you to pin these officers and share a Kodak moment,” emcee MBTA Lt. Michael McDonough joked...
...need be worried about. So when public-health officials at the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) decided to spread the word about women's risk of heart disease with a campaign called Heart Truth, they took a page from the cancer advocates' manual, designed their own lapel pin--in the shape of a bright red dress--and sought help from some very highly placed women, starting with the First Lady. "Women take care of all the people in their family--their children, their husbands--but they sometimes don't take care of themselves," says Laura Bush. "The goals...
...would’ve thought it was a good day for scoring but with the wind coming up, tough pin positions and the tees back—the course played very long and difficult,” Klein said...