Word: developing
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Contrary to strategy from recent games, Park took a number of direct shots, as did co-captain Liz Sarles. The Crimson mixed the option in occasionally, but almost every time Harvard passed off instead of shooting directly, the play was too slow to develop...
...alike divided on its status as groundbreaking art or inane melodrama. The movie centers around Selma (Bjork), a Czech factory and single mother who is gradually going blind. She endures ordeal after ordeal in an attempt to pay for her son Gene's operation, who we are told will develop the same eye disease as Selma. In order to escape the agony and torment of her own worsening condition, she finds relief in musicals. She goes to the movies with her friend Kathy (Catherine Deneuve) and also takes part in a local production of The Sound of Music. And when...
...Americans may judge the Clinton administration harshly for its lack of energy policy - for a failure to promote energy conservation and for its misbegotten ideological refusal to develop domestic sources of energy, especially in Alaska. Americans may rediscover, the hard way, that oil does not gush from a hydrant down the block. Either you cut down on the use of oil, or you find alternative energy sources, or you drill for more oil on land you control. You don't rely on the good will of the Arab oil states...
Contrary to previous studies, new data suggest that cigarette smoking may lead to teenage depression--not the reverse. In a yearlong study, researchers found that adolescents who smoked cigarettes were nearly four times as likely to develop depression as their nonsmoking counterparts...
...disdain for the practice as proof of his own titanium character. He says over and over he is a "plainspoken man." But Bush is far more dependent on polls for shaping his message than he likes to admit, even if there is scant evidence that he uses them to develop fundamental policy positions. Remember Bob Jones? According to the Bush campaign's focus groups, you don't. In fact, Bush aides gleefully cite research showing you're more likely to think of the famous golf-course designer Robert Trent Jones than you are of the controversial South Carolina university that...