Word: uncertainly
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Should the city of Cambridge not need all the doses donated, it will return them to UHS later in December. Whether or not that will happen, though, is uncertain...
...trip to Paris from an errant spouse, Hillary Clinton got herself a U.S. Senate seat. And unlike Al Gore, she soaked up the President's help. Now with the Middle East peace in tatters, impeachment in the first paragraph of his obituary, and Al Gore's status uncertain, Senator Clinton is a legacy the President can cling...
...even strength, Moore has found a niche with freshmen duo Tyler Kolarik and Rob Fried on the top line. Fried netted his first pair of collegiate goals last weekend, but despite the clear benefits of keeping the trio together, the combination is still uncertain...
...unthinkable that the elected representatives of either party would have tolerated a spectacle as demeaning as last year's impeachment proceedings in an era when the president was viewed as commander in chief of a nation on constant alert. The end of the Cold War has left the U.S. uncertain of its interests and role in a wider world, and under those circumstances the nation's politicians have been inclined to hack away at the authority not only of Bill Clinton himself, but of the office he occupies. Presidential authority, of course, applies primarily to matters of foreign policy...
Uncertainty is the bane of Wall Street, and in America you don't get any more uncertain than an Election Day that was everything but. The markets can't start dreaming of gridlock in Washington until they actually get a president-elect, so the Commotion by the Ocean down in Florida has laid a bit of a bad trip on traders and investors used to watching politics out of the corner of their eyes...