Word: shifts
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Harvard Law School, through its faculty activity and teaching, could shift its concern from the narrow objectives of much traditional legal scholarship, we might increase our contribution," Griswold said in 1967 at the 150th anniversary of the Law School in what many consider to be his greatest speech...
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Geoffrey D. Glasser, the editor-in-chief of the undergraduate Yale Daily News, said Levin's city-wide inititatives are almost complete. He predicts that Levin will now shift his focus to student life on campus...
...Haiti and four people in Florida, whipped itself into a hurricane today before heading up the Atlantic coast and out to sea today. This afternoon, the hurricane's 75-mph winds swirled 325 miles off Cape Hatteras and forecasters expected no immediate threat to U.S. shores. (It could, however, shift back toward land anywhere up to New England, they said.) Meanwhile, says TIME Miami Bureau Chief Cathy Booth, Gordon's lesser incarnation swamped 35,000 acres of cropland in Florida's Dade County -- destroying about half the U.S. winter vegetable crop and ensuring skyrocketing prices. About 550 homes were also...
Gardiner suggested that students might shift from legislative internships to jobs with political activist or watchdog groups...