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These are all good signs, but that is all they are. If Liem, Jewett and the University Administration truly wish to regain the confidence of the students and tutors they let down last spring, they must do the following things...
...found elsewhere. In all his contracts with the Bulls, he had a "love of the game" clause, that allowed him to participate in pickup games whenever and wherever he wanted. Jordan seems to have lost the love for which the clause was written; perhaps he thinks he will regain it by not playing. But in the meantime, he will relieve himself for a little while of the burden of being Michael Jordan...
With Hatter's sanction, Clinton now has an opportunity to regain moral authority and end the unjustified exclusion of homosexuals from the military. All he has to do is one thing: nothing. He should decline to appeal Hatter's ruling, forcing the Pentagon to comply with the injunction...
Last year's anointment of Tina Brown as editor of the New Yorker magazine reflected an attempt at repositioning meant to regain the confidence of straying advertisers. The appointment was also meant to reinvigorate a magazine which had grown indulgent and uncertain of its constituency and its style, preserved in the cultural amber...
Both Bird and Theophile said they are confidentthat they will eventually regain possession oftheir house...