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...don’t understand how at the most important meeting of our semester we don’t even have half the council,” Glazer said angrily after having to void a vote with fewer than 26 members...
...Red’s prolific goal-production unit stalled shortly after halftime, leaving a void that Harvard was quick to fill...
...Line Pilots Association, were vehemently opposed to a Lorenzo takeover. They feared that he would once again resort to a tactic he had used after Texas Air won a battle for control of Continental Airlines. In 1983 Lorenzo took Continental into bankruptcy proceedings, which enabled the company to void union contracts and slash employee salaries. That maneuver earned Lorenzo a reputation as a union buster...
...fact, international relief funds sent to Mexico after the disaster appear to have been well administered. U.S. officials report that some $4.7 million in assistance from Washington has been accounted for, although one Western diplomat claims that some privately donated material seems to have disappeared "into the void." Nonetheless, Janet Rogozinski, the American coordinator for $20 million to $30 million in private U.S. disaster aid to Mexico, says that the money is "going where it's supposed...
...Inhabitants of the Eternal City, which has absorbed so much history, apply the metaphor when governments fall or jobs are lost or a bus breaks down. And indeed, as we have witnessed today and over the past two weeks, the Roman Catholic Church remains quite adept at filling a void even as large as the loss of John Paul II. Replacing an absolute monarch without the benefit of bloodlines is no mean task. Taking an ancient religious rite of passage and turning it into a two-week-long worldwide broadcast spectacle, with the only glitch a few minutes of gray...