Word: avoiding
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...those who wish to avoid long explanations to their significant others, remember one thing; despite the University's threat to punish those who break into other's accounts, it is best to listen to the advice of the omnipotent FAS when logging in--"Never give your password to ANYONE...
...order to avoid a Tuesday preliminary round match-up in a week and a half, the Crimson will have to bounce up to sixth place. Not only must the team surpass Colgate and Union, but it must also fend off St. Lawrence and Dartmouth which hang dangerously below Harvard in the standings...
...trying to construct means of prevention and safety that will avoid tragedy," he said. "We're not happy waiting for the phone to ring, waiting for the next tragedy to happen...
...much as $250 billion. But tobacco firms were encouraged to hang tough by a West Virginia ruling on Friday that struck down most of that state's suit. Tobacco also has lost some of its allure as growing numbers of socially-conscious investors insist that fund managers avoid the stocks. For those so inclined, the American Medical Association has just introduced its own financial guide -- a listing of 53 tobacco-free mutual funds. Yet despite the looming threat of massive legal settlements, shares in tobacco firms like Philip Morris and RJ Reynolds continue to do well. Hugh Johnson, First Albany...
...much as $250 billion. But tobacco firms were encouraged to hang tough by a West Virginia ruling on Friday that struck down most of that state's suit. Tobacco also has lost some of its allure as growing numbers of socially-conscious investors insist that fund managers avoid the stocks. For those so inclined, the American Medical Association has just introduced its own financial guide -- a listing of 53 tobacco-free mutual funds. Yet despite the looming threat of massive legal settlements, shares in tobacco firms like Philip Morris and RJ Reynolds continue to do well. Hugh Johnson, First Albany...