Word: upset
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...hurt to lose, but I don’t think we can be too upset with the game,” Schweitzer said...
Last year, Penn entered its regular-season finale against Harvard ranked No. 16 in the country, undefeated in the Ivy League and expecting to dominate. But the Crimson upset the Quakers 2-1, forcing them to share the Ivy League title with Dartmouth...
There were a bunch of children in the audience on Sunday afternoon, and although one grew vocally upset at Mushnik’s demise in particular, and was no doubt terrified by the puppets in general, the remainder seemed happily enthralled. From what I could tell, everybody else in the audience (to say nothing of the cast) had a good time...
...this month in Washington, Zoellick and Amorim tried to iron out differences. "What we're most likely to see in Miami is the ultimate failure of the U.S. and Brazil to agree," says Connolly. "At best we may see a cosmetic ftaa that has no teeth." That might not upset U.S. President George W. Bush. As he mounts his 2004 re-election campaign, U.S. labor unions and Florida citrus and sugar barons, all famed for lavish campaign contributions, have voiced their own loathing for the pact. In the end, Brazil's "daring" just may give Bush the political...
...after a political enemy for tax evasion, it chips away at the impartial rule of law. If the president wants to purge Russian industry of those who took advantage of privatization, he should go after all of the profiteers. But Putin would never do that—it would upset too many investors, foreign and domestic. Instead, he just waits until the oligarchs start to speak up. So in Russia, for the time being, justice is not blind—it has 20-20 vision...