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...always miss a player like Suzie, butwe're a deep team, and we have to be able torespond. We came down here to win, and ifanything, we should have stepped it up that muchmore," she added...
...Srebrenica. But U.N. officials conceded that there was little likelihood that peacekeepers would take offensive action to retake the area. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali said he doubted that the U.N. could protect the remaining safe areas from capture by Serb troops. Security Council members are divided on how torespond to Serb aggression. France strongly advocates a military solution, using the new rapid reaction force to retake Srebrenica. But Russia is equally adamant that the U.N. should seek a diplomatic resolution, andTIME's Bruce Nelansays Russia would veto any resolution to use force. "The U.N. has really been trying...
Sperling and Eisenson acknowledged that a newboard exist, asserting that the idea for itscreation was theirs and that Meyer merely agreedto it. They said the board was established not torespond to lax business practices or inadequatesupervision, but to allow for more consultationon Aeneas' investment decisions...
...Baron argued that the most effective way torespond to offensive remarks is to speak outpublicly against them...
They said that the rigid codification of rulesthat would be necessary to eradicate suchambiguity would limit the University's ability torespond flexibly to offenses against it,introducing more hazards than benefits. A heavilylegalistic disciplinary system would compromiseideals of trust and respect that are central tothe Univeristy's mission, members said...