Word: tides
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Weisberg for Town Justice? Check. Re-elect Morahan for another term in New York State Senate? Of course. President of the United States? Different story. My parents chided me for straddling the fence, encouraging me to make a decision and run with it. On campus, the overwhelming tide of support for a certain Illinois senator made it difficult to engage in meaningful dialogue, let alone have a moment of peace for contemplation during the debates...
...attire on Friday night, and a completely different outfit the next—the women’s volleyball team joined in on the fun. Friday night, Harvard (9-13, 4-6 Ivy) was swept by Yale (15-4, 9-1), but on Saturday night, the Crimson turned the tide, shutting out the Bears (11-11, 3-7) in three straight games. HARVARD 3, BROWN 0 The Crimson came out strong on Saturday, taking the match 28-26, 25-18, 25-21. “I am very proud that we stayed aggressive for the first game, second game...
...individual action, nor for the primary purpose of deterring him from further copyright infringement, but for the ulterior purpose of creating an urban legend so frightening to children using computers, and so frightening to parents and teachers of students using computers, that they will somehow reverse the tide of the digital future...
...don’t want to let a private entity like the RIAA stem the tide of a digital future,” Tenenbaum said...
...Some are optimistic that targeted measures to prevent more business failures, such as those proposed by Aso's adminstration this week, can stem the tide."The most important thing is to prevent the bankruptcy of the real estate companies, so that it doesn't expand to other industries," says Yoji Otani, senior analyst at Credit Suisse...