Word: sudden
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Stanfield Professor of International Peace Robert O. Keohane said that while increased public approval ratings may be one effect of the military action, he doubts that popularity was Clinton's motivation, instead focusing on Saddam's sudden troop movement...
...sudden, the game that Harvard should have won turned into a thrashing on the Crimson...
...didn't think that they were that good," Colligan said. "[But] all of a sudden you find yourself down 1-0, then...
Derivatives are causing all this havoc because they have swiftly become a linchpin of global commerce and the world's financial system. Companies regularly use a form of derivatives called swaps to protect against the risk of sudden changes in exchange rates, commodities prices or other costs when they trade overseas or build plants abroad. Like all derivatives, they function, essentially, as bets on the direction of particular markets. So coveted is such insurance that the total face amount -- or "notional value" -- of swaps and similar contracts has soared to an astronomical $11 trillion, up from $5.1 trillion since...
MRUC leaders like David V. Bonfili '96 are guarded in their acceptance of Liston's sudden about-face...