Word: suggest
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...numbers--or lack thereof--suggest that even the student governments which appear impressive with their hefty budgets and multiple services may be moving simply out of physical inertia. These governments seem to command little mandate or draw much ire. A Brown referendum earlier this spring appears to have been the victim of just this. The vote--on whether a new form of government should be adopted--failed, but just 800 undergraduates on the 5300-student campus, or 14 percent, went to the polls. Cornell's Senate Speaker Susan L. Bisom summarizes her attitude toward student-government in terms generally shared...
...admiral told British journalists aboard his flagship Hermes. "Now the heavy punch is coming behind. This is the run-up to the big match, which, in my view, should be a walkover." Advised Woodward to the remaining Argentine troops in the Falklands: "If you want to get out, I suggest you do so now. Once we arrive, the only way home will be courtesy of the Royal Navy...
...Physicist Paul Dirac, and scientists have been looking for it ever since-on the ocean floor, in meteorites, Arctic ice and even moon rocks. Dirac, one of the fathers of quantum theory, said that magnetic particles might exist that are exclusively "north" or "south." Recent developments in quantum theory suggest that these single-poled units, or "monopoles," would have immense mass, about 10 million billion times that of a proton at rest. Placed on a table, a monopole would prove so heavy in relation to its size that it would fall through the table and plummet until it settled...
...multiple homes of the situation suggest several things about how the Administration has chosen to work with the media. The same President who is calling CBS to task for shading the news is perhaps more guilty of dispensing maccuracies to the press than any of his recent predecessors, no mean feat...
...inherent divisiveness caused by a system of carding should mot suggest there is no alternative to Harvard's hit-and-miss way of practicing alcohol regulation. In fact, it is the very divisiveness emerging among Harvard's Houses and within some due to the inconsistencies which necessitate a better way. For this, Harvard could benefit from swallowing its pride and looking down Mass Ave toward...