Word: proceeding
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...forces have recently rallied and declared a final offensive. Students are taking terms off, housewives are going on the road, and backers are raising a good deal of money to try to sway three more states. This final drive should be allowed to proceed without the pall of a possible judicial rejection...
...covering, among other things, the arrival of the Yale team at the Auburndale train station, the practices of both teams, and a news story titled "Last Cheering Before Game: A procession, headed by the band, will assemble in front of the Union at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and proceed to the Locker Building on Soldiers Field, where the final cheering before the team will take place. After this the procession will march back to the Yard and will disband after more cheering in front of University Hall." FDR was all good-sportsmanship before the battle: "It will be shown...
...York Review of Books, "An ideology is not a strategy." After outlining the favorable conditions present when the administration assumed office and the elements of its simplistic ideology. Hoffmann examined the record of Year One and concluded, not surprisingly, that an effective foreign policy could never proceed logically from Reagan's prescribed set of attitudes...
...explain the imposition of martial law to the West Germans, confessed to a private gathering of diplomats and journalists that the military coup had brought Poland "back to square one." He gave the impression that the military, having grabbed power in Warsaw, was uncertain about how to proceed and might prolong martial law in definitely because of a lack of alternatives. The main problem, said Rakowski, was that the regime had no potential partners left to help repair the country's ravaged economy...
...says: "Everyone was pretty well aware or should have been that under the plans those two buildings were to be eliminated." But Charles Sullivan, executive director of the Historical Commission, said: "...the university had only recently applied for demolition permits for the two buildings... If they had wished to proceed with early spring construction, they could have asked for demolition permits any time during the last year..." Ordinary citizens had no chance of being "well aware" of Harvard's plans until the demolition notice went...