Word: suddenly
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...sudden excitement, Boston University was spared a decision on the questions SDS had posed. Christ-Janer went ahead with the dedication ceremonies, apologizing for the "harrassment" of Gordon and sympathetically calling his withdrawal "understandable." The President has been out of town since, but both his office and Gordon's talk of friendly relations in the future...
...that the New York Governor's only problem. Having himself changed his political classification from 4F to 1A, Rockefeller felt no sudden, irresistible new pull toward the Republican nomination. Not yet, at least. Perhaps for this reason, he paraded his availability a bit more invitingly than before by acknowledging that he just might run against Richard Nixon in the Oregon primary. And the Governor summoned some two dozen Republican leaders from all over the country for a weekend meeting at his New York City apartment...
Harvard's sudden and complete domination of intercollegiate track was traced to two factors: the completion of a five-lap cinder track on Harvard's Jarvis Field and Evert J. Wendell '28's appearance at Harvard. Wendell's enthusiasm and organizational knack put Harvard track on its feet, and his talent gave the Crimson its first victory in the Intercollegiates. In the 1880 meet, Wendell himself won three of the six first places--in the 100, which he ran in 10 seconds flat long before the advent of the crouching start...
Others saw a political motive in the Ibis's sudden departure, recalling that he had advised scores of Presidents and been a major foreign policy influence at Portsmouth in 1905 and Yalta in 1945. A senior spokesman with bipartisan cre- details, the Ibis has been frequently considered for major political office...
...final period, DeMeza of Yale scored at 5:22, but Harvard quickly took the offensive, outshooting the Bullpups 14-7. Cavanagh pushed in the tieing goal at 17:19, throwing the game into a ten minute sudden-death overtime...