Word: took
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...real competition began on Saturday morning when Harvard faced Villanova. After jumping out to an 8-3 lead, Harvard relaxed a little and took out some of its starters. Villanova went on a 4-0 run, and suddenly Harvard found itself in a frightening position--only ahead by one goal with a minute remaining...
...real competition began on Saturday morning when Harvard faced Villanova. After jumping out to an 8-3 lead, Harvard relaxed a little and took out some of its starters. Villanova went on a 4-0 run, and suddenly Harvard found itself in a frightening position--only ahead by one goal with a minute remaining...
...those kills from his F-15C. "I was in the right place at the right time, and had a little luck," he says. "He ran into my missile." He had to wait for an AWACS to confirm that it was a foe before taking it on. "That all took about 20, 30 sec., but it seemed like it lasted an hour," he recalls. "Your hands, your eyes, your mouth--everything goes into training mode," he said. "Combat still scares the hell...
...also not certain that it isn't, and that's where things get muddy. It took experimenters years to collect the volunteers they needed to give their findings any statistical oomph--in part because women didn't want to risk being in the half of the sample group that received conventional therapy instead of the transplant. Over that time, transplant methods improved, and it is thus possible that higher mortality rates from women earlier in the research are dragging down more positive results from women later on. For now, the only answer appears to be more and better studies...
...next day, Shah took his daughters home and put them under the care of psychologists. The girls were "very angry. It took a little while, but they calmed down," Shah says. "They have mixed feelings because their mother is not here...