Word: prospectively
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...Gmail provides enough services. “I just got Gmail and I really like Gmail chat,” Lamont said. “I don’t see the need for Facebook chat. It’s an unnecessary mode of communication.” The prospect of another reason to stay logged on to Facebook disturbed one student user. “Facebook is going to ruin my life,” Brandon T. Perkovich ’11 said...
...very genuine person, that’s why he’s so popular in Taiwan,” Lu said. “And people think he’s pretty good-looking.” But not everyone is as optimistic about the prospect of Ma’s presidency. Chieh-Ting Yeh ’04, who has also met Ma on several occasions, said he feels that the politician’s perfect self-presentation was over the top. “He’s very well-spoken, pretty gentle-mannered...
...Mendillo’s long history in endowment management—she has spent almost her entire career managing academic portfolios—may provide a measure of security to those concerned by the prospect of losing managers to higher salaries in the private sector...
...Tillman said. “Life is tough, and you have to be able to overcome obstacles and challenges.”Denver now has a 3-2 lead in the all-time series against the Crimson. Tillman said he wasn’t too excited about the prospect of traveling out west again next spring.“We probably won’t be here next year,” he said.—Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached at mglenn@fas.harvard.edu...
That raises the prospect that even if the fighting does subside, the government's offensive will have accomplished little. Militants in Basra will have successfully defied the Iraqi Prime Minister's demand that they surrender, and his subsequent demand that they hand over their weapons. Rather than demonstrating the power of the central government and the weakness of Shi'ite factions, this week's violence may have demonstrated the opposite...