Word: responded
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Last Wednesday state representatives agreed to review a list of organized demands from the unemployed P&L workers, including the extension of health insurance coverage during the delays, and respond to them at an open meeting next Thursday at Quincy High School. At this point, however, the women are tired of vague, stalling promises. They want effective action from the state, indicating loud and clear that their demands are being heard...
...delegates approve the motion, Malone says he is confident "Andrew [Natsios] would respond to the rank and file" and resign...
When the weather isn't as gloomy as the rest of the undergraduate population, exercise can be another solution to the moody blues. "There have been studies that show that depressed people respond extremely well to regular exercise, especially aerobic exercise," she says. "Runners' high may, in fact, be an antidote to depression," the UHS mental health specialist adds...
SOME SAID IT would take a miracle before it finally happened. But nearly half a century after men and women first shared Harvard's classrooms, the university may respond to longstanding student and faculty protest and offer a full-fledged women's studies concentration...
Until recently, many companies have been slow to respond to their growing drug dilemmas. They did not realize how widespread the abuse was and had no idea how to combat it. Managers were not sure how to recognize the signs of drug use and were often afraid to confront workers who appeared to be high. Many executives doubted that the problem was serious enough to warrant a crackdown that might generate bad publicity...