Word: could
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...many of us thought that Roe meant we had won," Lambert said. "We didn't realize this was as fragile as it turned out to be," referring to the possibility that a Supreme Court under Bush could overturn the ruling...
When Lopes first arrived, however, she says there was little of today's sense of Portuguese solidarity. She only chose Cambridge so that she could be close to her brother-in-law, who had immigrated from Portugal some years before...
Lopes says she remembers her children complaining, asking repeatedly when they could go back home to Portugal. Once they learned the language, she says, they began to feel at home in Cambridge...
...plan] explicitly excludes members of the Class of 2000 and the Class of 2001," said Hannah Choi '01, who was chair of SAC at the time it was dissolved. "I think that the institutional memory contained in those two classes could contribute in a valuable way to continuing forward, and I don't know why our two classes were excluded from the process...
...intentions of Lewis' decision, we would have preferred that the fee be raised with a larger degree of student acquiescence. In particular, the council should have done more to prove to the rest of the campus that it deserves that extra money--so that a term bill fee increase could have been re-proposed on the ballot in the coming general election...