Word: pushes
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...will try to use our knowledge of the course to know when to push a couple of miles into the race," said Darin Shearer, a Crimson editor. "Hopefully if we push hard, mentally they will fall apart...
Although Romney said he hopes to eliminated many government regulations, he said he will push for companies to publish a list of employees by sex, ethnicity and income in order to increase economic opportunity...
...became deeply disturbed by the treatment of psychiatric patients, particularly the many long-term residents of mental hospitals who spend their lives in a drugged-out state. In 1971 Breggin declared his rebellion, launching the Center for the Study of Psychiatry in Bethesda, Maryland, as a way to push for reform...
...cold war chills around the globe. Not so when Russian President Boris Yeltsin met President Clinton at the White House for a two-day display of warmth, cooperation and goodwill to emphasize how relations between the two countries have changed. The leaders agreed to speed up nuclear disarmament and push for smoother economic relations. They politely agreed to disagree over Bosnia and Russian arms sales to Iran...
...party has also promised to push for student services such as a 24-hour library, an interhouse facebook and reform of the core curriculum...