Word: shake
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...needed to shake off the mistake I made onthat first goal and play through adversity,"Springer said. "I had a great defense in front ofme and we made the plays we needed to win thegame...
...some said Harvard is not immune. A broadruling on this case could potentially shake thefoundations of Byerly Hall and admissions officeson college campuses throughout the United States.Institutions of higher education in California,Texas and other states have already been bannedfrom using affirmative action as a factor inadmissions in recent years...
...sudden outbreak of universal keycard access. First Quincy, and now Cabot and Winthrop, have opened their doors to the masses. Who would have guessed that all our years of struggle would finally start to pay-off. With luck, this is only the beginning of a great revolution that will shake the foundations of undergraduate life. Hopefully, all the Houses will soon unlock their gates and a new era of community and convenience will be born...
With the invasion of pharmaceutical companies, the entire supplements industry is braced for a shake-out. In the long run, the new arrivals could bring more testing and standardization to the market. But in the interim, their presence may prompt more corner cutting by companies that are pressured on price and that may respond by diluting potency and quality. The new arrivals "are bringing marketing dollars and something very important to the industry--consumer awareness and legitimacy," says Matthew Patsky, managing director of the investment bank Adams, Harkness and Hill. "What you're going to see is a dramatic increase...
...Then shake-ups at Citigroup--and a growing belief that the economy had got so strong that the Fed would ease no longer--pushed the banks down for 10 days in a row, taking back as much as a third of their recent gains...