Word: amassed
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...start of the Vietnam War brought a newsense of urgency to stunts' general criticisms ofthe status quo, protesters say. It was the warthat turned the protests of a few radicals into amass student movement...
...maybe Bronfman is aiming somewhere between a passive investment and an exorbitantly expensive takeover battle. Seagram might want to amass only enough stock to demand a voice in the company's varied businesses. Or maybe, deadening anticlimax though this thought might be, Bronfman has not made up his mind...
...start of the Vietnam War brought a newsense of urgency to students' general criticismsof the status quo, protester say. It was the warthat turned the protests of a few radicals into amass student movement...
Indeed, Harvard stands to gain from the rise ofelectronic communication. Over the Internet, theUniversity's human resources--the professorialminds that can't be replicated bymicrochips--could become even more important to amass audience which will finally be able to accessthem...
Doing laundry at Harvard is not an easy business. It seems simple enough: Amass clothing. Put clothing in machine. Add detergent, fabric softener and more loose change than you ever dreamed possible. Go away...