Word: reestablished
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Taking advantage of his chance to reestablish superiority, the Harvard sophomore soundly defeated teammate Karl Illig and third place Smargesse on the high board later in the afternoon...
Still, dull camerawork and cliched setting leave room for interesting subplots. We see Ben struggling to reestablish his identity after an injury forces his premature retirement from a promising baseball career. And we see Kate's dad and Ben's mother finding happiness together in their September years while their children founder about looking to become "connected...
...purpose of this shift, Bok said last fall, is to consolidate the University's public policy and management programs while allowing the GSD to reestablish itself as a relatively small school emphasizing the physical design aspects of the environment and preparing students for careers in architecture, urban design and planning, and landscape architecture...
According to a 1979 Pentagon study, it would take about $5.5 billion in pay hikes right now to "reestablish the relative positions which existed at the end of 1971 between the military and the civilian power to purchase goods and services." The raise endorsed by Carter last week is not that ambitious. Sponsored in the Senate by Georgia Democrat Sam Nunn and Virginia Republican John Warner, the proposal would provide a relatively modest $3.5 billion over five years to alleviate some of the AVF'S most serious problems, although it would not give everyone a raise across the board...
...macing and clubbing. In all previous actions it had been pretty clear the Clams were the good guys and the utility, the State, and the National Guard the villains. And now that was evaporating, dissolving back into the marshes. No matter, we'd return in the morning, and reestablish the blockade...