Word: slammingly
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...Crimson editorial editor, is a Government concentrator in Cabot House. Claire Provost ’07, a Crimson news editor, is a special concentrator in Dunster House. Jessica G. Ranucci ’10 lives in Holworthy Hall. They are members of Student Labor Action Movement (SLAM...
...Until recently, simulated second-round scenarios favored Sarkozy over Royal - though most also found him losing to Bayrou. For that reason, many Sarkozy backers have long prayed for a Royal matchup. But there are signs the contest may not be a Sarko slam-dunk after all. First, the last poll simulation found Sarkozy-Royal ending in a 50-50% tie. Meanwhile, Sarkozy - who built his hard-line, law-and-order reputation as France's Interior Minister - has sparked outrage among rivals and even consternation among his backers by embracing crime-fighting policies and immigration proposals that some critics have likened...
...We’re not going to slam anybody, but we’d rather see a locally owned store,” said Karen M. Kelley, executive director of Cambridge Local First, a group of local business owners that formed a coalition dedicated to reversing the trend of an ever-commercializing Square...
...There are no guarantees Woodroffe and the other budget hoteliers will hit their numbers. "Certainly niches are out there," says Alex Kyriakidis, global head of tourism, hospitality and leisure at industry consultants Deloitte. "But will they be a slam dunk success? The answer is no." They'll need to achieve year-round occupancy rates of more than 85% to be profitable, he says, which could prove a tough target in a segment of the market that is already competitive, and becoming more so. Established chains, such as the Hard Rock Hotels and Intercontinental's Indigo chain, are opening small-room...
...actually looked like he was speeding up a little. We all thought the same thing. We were all on the same page as to what had to be done," says Lozano. "Everyone knows, including the Iraqis, that when they see that spotlight, they stop, especially on Route Irish. They slam on the brakes immediately and you can hear the tires screeching and everything." He says that Iraqi car drivers have become so reactive to the warning signs that they have collided into each other in the past when the car in front suddenly stops...