Word: restedness
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During the search for the University president last year, students often protested that they had no official say in the decision-making process, which rested solely in the hands of the University’s governing bodies.
It was no joke to Coach Murphy and the Harvard fans. The undefeated season, the potential Ivy league championship, all rested in the hands of untested players. Visions of last year’s second-half implosions crept into the minds of the 10,000 fans assembled to see the...
It's a lot to ask of any man to go from the moral equivalent of war to a real one in nine months. In this land of plenty, we tend to treat everyday problems like major crises. Until Tuesday, the measure of Bush rested on whether he or the...
And because the rally’s platform ultimately rested on these platitudes, it allowed for and promoted assumptions that would have been made explicit, and likely rejected, in a more substantive agenda. No one could criticize a “respectful dialogue” with Middle Eastern nations. But...
It's a lot to ask of any man to go from the moral equivalent of war to a real one in nine months. In this land of plenty, we tend to treat everyday problems like major crises. Until Tuesday, the measure of Bush rested on whether he or the...