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...upset because for now, it's a necessary precaution to respect that," she added. "If it becomes permanent, it would prompt discussion, because it's beneficial for prospective freshmen to see where they eat and that should be allowed," she said...
...police and, if necessary, the military, to suppress opposition activity. Meanwhile, as he massages the election results to his advantage, he is probably savoring the possibility that an opposition boycott of any runnoff election might give him an opportunity to fraudulently reclaim the presidency. Mass protests may even prompt him to declare an emergency and call of any further elections. But his acknowledgement of defeat could also be a prelude to a new survival strategy, in which Milosevic cedes the presidency but uses his majority in the federal parliament and his power base inside Serbia to hamstring a Kostunica government...
...Lucia Lim, a public relations officer for Powered, said the litigation did not prompt the company to change its name...
According to some, her input could prompt the group to call on a scholarly candidate with administrative experience at a private university...
Still, the Nieman appointment causes us to wonder where Harvard places its priorities. No formal search committee was convened to evaluate the candidates. Protests over Giles' candidacy delayed the formal announcement by three weeks, but seemed to prompt little more than one extra meeting session after the decision was virtually made. And we are troubled that Harvard has made the decision to cuddle up to the Gannett media empire...