Word: fallen
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Plans to install an Italian restaurant on the corner have fallen through, said Heid, adding that HSA is currently in negotiations with potential tenants...
...often asked after a Baghdad trip why these hard-pressed people don't rebel against Saddam. The middle class has fallen the furthest and would seem to be a vast pool of potential discontent. But U.S. agents have attempted to stir them to rebellion with scant success. That the middle class is not in a revolutionary mood is understandable when you pair the severe U.N. economic sanctions with the government's preoccupation with protecting its internal security. Their priority is the struggle for sustenance for themselves and their families, a daily struggle that leaves little room for other than dreaming...
Bayne took full advantage of the new technology that Sunday morning in Point Loma. Although he could not feel a pulse at his patient's wrist, he was able to determine that it had fallen from a normal 80 beats a minute to 38 by placing a digital pulse monitor the size of a lemon on the woman's finger. He then touched her chest with a portable EKG machine and analyzed her cardiac rhythms. Had there been any indication that she was suffering a heart attack, Bayne would immediately have called 911. When he determined that wasn...
...their displeasure with The Crimson's staff editorial on Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68. While these readers did not agree with every action taken by the dean over the last year, they felt that The Crimson's reporting had strayed from constructive discussion and had fallen into mean-spirited personal attacks. They noted that the dean regularly attends undergraduate sporting events, returns e-mail messages to anyone who writes to him and has actually made some very good decisions such as the appointment (with much student involvement) of Karen Avery as assistant dean of the College, thereby...
...hardly blame the comission, given the criteria they were using. Perot's star has fallen significantly since 1992 and the general frustration and anger of the electorate has quieted in the last four years. Without the ability to dig deep into his personal coffers, Perot can hardly spend his way out of his deficit in the polls. But I can't help but be disturbed by the notion that a man who is on the ballot in almost all 50 states, has a national organization and has political positions on most of the major issues...