Word: although
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...upper floors are slated to be a center for the offices of the Harvard University Library. The ground level will still house stores, although Scott Levitan, the director of University and commercial real estate for the Harvard Planning and Real Estate office, said he doubts Harvard will renew the lease of the Harvard Provisions Company...
...Although Nagle did not score in the first half, it was her aggressive rush to the net that created the second Crimson goal. The threat of Nagle's charge drew all the attention from the Big Red backs, leaving junior midfielder Eliza Dick wide open for the finish...
...Although a number of specific individuals, including Provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67, were mentioned over the course of the evening, the search committee members did not direct the conversation toward particular candidates...
Bush, for instance, omitted Yugoslavia when he identified areas where the U.S. military should intervene, although he supported Clinton's intervention in Kosovo. A couple months ago Bush stated unequivocally, "We should not send our troops to stop ethnic cleansing and genocide in nations outside our strategic interest." This is a precarious position to hold while the world becomes increasingly integrated politically and economically. The instability in the Balkins made waves felt in the European Union and beyond. It is becoming increasingly difficult to identify where our strategic interests begin and end. Bush has repeatedly said that the U.S. should...
That is not to say that old issues of military power and alliances have disappeared; both candidates pledge to improve relations with Russia and China and to strengthen the military. But although Bush's foreign policy platform sees the world divided into alliances, our relationships with countries abroad cannot be reduced to such terms. For instance, the U.S. owes more than $582 million in United Nations dues that Congress has refused Clinton Administration requests to release; this reluctance has weakened U.N. efforts and worsened relations with many nations that believe the U.S. is shirking its fair share of costs...