Word: ran
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Harvard executed its offense extremely well." Brown Assistant Coach Phil Ness said. "They ran their offense smoothly and they got the ball to where they wanted...
...Coop General Manager James A. Argeros said he thought the department store's lease on the second floor ran for at least another five years and that he didn't expect any problems dealing with the new land-lord...
...order to appreciate the caliber of Harvard's performance it mounted a season high 604 field goal average, dished off 14 assists as a team, ran a continually swift game and still managed to limit the number of turnovers to eight-one must consider its opponent's talents...
After the crushing of the Turk at Lepanto, Venice had no challengers of any size left in the Mediterranean. Its empire, secured by an invincible fleet of galleys, ran from the northern Adriatic to Crete, and its trade embraced half the world, reaching as far as China. It was the richest, the most socially coherent and the most formidably armed state south of the Alps. Its doges and merchants were cunning and civil-minded, and its women notable for beauty if one could get used to their obsession with the vagaries of chic: "They weare very long crisped hair," remarked...
...Coward's family took in boarders and lived in London on the edge of genteel poverty. The stage became young Noël's Oxford and Cambridge; he was a professional actor at twelve and England's Neil Simon at 25, when four of his plays ran simultaneously in the West End. Porter was born wealthy and attended Yale and Harvard. His first Broadway show lasted two weeks. "You would be well advised," wrote one critic, "in considering the latest musical offerings, to see See America First last." Stung by the reviews, Porter retreated to France...