Word: ued
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...there is a reason to stop by U Hall B1--a tempting reason. Cookies. Hordes of them. Chocolate chip, oatmeal, Oreo, gingerbread, lemon snaps, vanilla wafers, fig newtons, macaroons--you name...
...professors, Associate Professor of Medicine Dr. David U. Himmelstein and and Assistant Professor of Medicine Dr. Steffie Woolhandler, voiced their criticisms in a letter that appeared in Sunday's New York Times...
BUSINESS. Big companies favor Clinton's plan because it would save them money. It would cap employers' contributions to workers' health insurance at a level below what many corporate giants now pay. Further, the plan would enable such companies as Ford, Chrysler and U S West to shed much of the cost of insuring their armies of retired workers. Clinton would entice many of these oldsters to switch from company plans into health-care alliances, and would cap at only 20% the share of premiums that companies would continue to pay for retirees; the government would pay the rest...
Hernandez, like other Harvard students, paid$38 to rent a U-Haul truck to drive back hisproperty from Village House Storing in Brookline,where Alexander and Sons had sublet storage space...
...being radically reshaped by emerging technologies, falling regulatory barriers and a series of powerful partnerships and alliances. It comes only weeks after phone giant British Telecom spent $5.3 billion for a 20% stake in MCI Communications, the second largest U.S. provider of long-distance service, and it closely follows U S West's $2.5 billion investment in media conglomerate Time Warner. Although the merger is praised by consumer groups because it could lead to lower phone rates and innovative products, many analysts predict that it will ring up even more industry turmoil as it reduces the boundaries separating long-distance...