Word: solely
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Columbia's sole loss this season was to Harvard. The Lions' rookie goalkeeper Alison Ahern has a 0.60 goals-against average in non-league games...
...after Dole fired his previous pollster and top strategist, Sipple and his sidekick, Mike Murphy, spent months planning ads, testing themes with focus groups, studying ad markets, trying out ideas. They worked down the hall from Reed at a company called New Century Media, a wholly separate operation whose sole client was Dole for President. The arrangement hid a basic disagreement that would eventually cause a problem: Who was in charge of message--the admen or the campaign managers...
Ehrlich, too, says Epps' office should not be the sole guiding hand in the evaluation...
Ehrlich, too, says Epps' office should not be the sole guiding hand in the evaluation...
...does Washington believe it can set legal and moral standards for the world? In part because Americans have always felt themselves uniquely the standard-bearers of democracy and Western ideals and in part because they like the role of sole remaining superpower. "We have historically thought of American values as being universal," says Harvard University political scientist Samuel Huntington, "and ones we have the responsibility and obligation to induce other societies to accept." Or as Kantor puts it, "The U.S., as the most powerful economic and military entity on earth, needs to provide leadership. I would hope and expect...