Word: respondents
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Neil said he plans to voice his concerns to management by mid-October. "We need to reserve judgement [on the changes] until we see how they respond to us," he said. "So far, they've listened...
...Local 877 negotiated a job guarantee for the term of one of its Harvard contracts, which runs out in December 1993, so there will be no layoffs. But that doesn't resolve the long-term problem, McWade says, and he plans to take action if the University doesn't respond to the concerns his union has already raised...
...would you respond to those who say that revolutionary theory and writing is by nature harmful to revolutionary action because it is adopted by the establishment...
...from The Crimson. Can you tell me why Revolution Books might close down?" I said, expecting a sharp "No comment" or, with some luck, a "The Council does not respond to imperialistic propaganda...
Some experts believe anger is a vastly overrated asset. Says Jerry May of the University of Nevada at Reno: "It leads to inconsistent results. Anger can tighten muscles and increase the risk of injury." May, who chairs the U.S. Olympic Sports Psychology Committee, makes an analogy with sex. "To respond optimally, you must be excited but relaxed. You need that feeling to excel in sports as well." St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bob Tewksbury agrees. "The more I try to have fun and laugh about situations, the better I perform," he says. So far this year, Tewksbury has won nine games...