Word: could
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...everything we could to...show the world how new technologies could make entertainment as we know it even better," the company wrote on its website two days before the shutdown. "Obviously, things didn't work out as we hoped...
...Napster has, in my view, about a 40 percent chance of prevailing on this issue in the appeal currently pending before the 9th Circuit," writes Harvard Professor of Law William W. Fisher in an e-mail message. "Scour believed that it could point to an even more extensive list of legitimate uses of its technology...
...also formed an outreach task force that surveyed undergraduates for their ideas and invited all student leaders to discuss how the IOP could better serve their organizations. This semester, more than 60 student organizations took advantage of this opportunity. Because of these efforts, our events are more directly correlated to student interests, and attendance at all IOP events has been higher this semester than it was in the past. This is a clear sign SAC's efforts were successful in helping to execute the mission of the Institute...
...lotteries for IOP events, I can say authoritatively that lotteries operate randomly with one exception: They first selected students who have never attended IOP events. Additionally, the bylaws of SAC prevented its members from participating in some of the IOP's most lucrative programs. As a SAC member, I could not receive an IOP-sponsored internship, internship stipend or work-study job at the IOP. By cutting ourselves out of the only program on campus which provides funds for political internships, SAC members, many of whom spent their summers working unpaid internships, incurred a great financial burden...
...There were people inside risking arrest; the least we could do was sleep in the cold to offer support," said Laurie R. Bishop, a student who spent Tuesday night sleeping in a tent outside Bendetson...