Word: reasonably
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...tend to think that these trends are drivenby fundamentals," Lewis wrote in an e-mailmessage. "There is no one reason why Harvard is agood place, nor is it necessarily a good place foreveryone, but the wonderful things our studentsand faculty do are widely known, and others wantto be part...
Gibson added that she is looking forward to her new responsibilities, but she knows her management skills will be put to the test "because the potential for people to work poorly is pretty strong over the summer." For this reason, she said it could be awkward if she had to oversee her personal friends...
...ANOTHER REASON TO QUIT Especially for moms-to-be. A major study warns that smoking during pregnancy--even in moderate amounts--can increase the odds of miscarriage 80%. Cocaine also puts a fetus in the danger zone: it raises miscarriage risk 40%. Both habits reduce blood flow to the uterus--and are of course unhealthy in other ways...
...hired Stern to investigate Willey. Stern won't comment on who hired him, but he does say that prosecutors asked him if he was the so-called mystery man who allegedly made menacing comments to Willey about her children. Stern says it wasn't he, but that he has reason to believe her claim...
...Lewinsky probe, Bob Bittman, and his top appellate litigator, Brett Kavanaugh. Soon after the trial ends, Starr will come under pressure to shut it all down and return to private practice. He is famously immune to such pressure, but if he decides not to indict Clinton, there's little reason to keep going. He could hand his open cases to the Justice Department and move...