Word: fielding
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...Crimson women played at Pine Barrens Golf Course in Jackson, NJ. The women's field consisted of only six teams, with Cornell and Columbia not playing...
...field of 30 teams competed at the tournament, which was held at Glen Farms in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Most of the schools represented at the annual event were small Division II colleges from the Northeast, but eight Division I teams seriously vied for the prestigious championship...
...distinguished himself more for loose lips than silver-tongued oratory. For example, he has inelegantly described Osaka as a "spittoon" and "a dirty city that thinks only about making money." Last January, reflecting on the difficulties of campaigning in enemy territory, he said that "all the farmers in the field ran away as if someone with AIDS was knocking on their door." In February, he asserted that the Americans had all "bought guns" in preparation for the Y2K bug "because when electrical power fails in the U.S., the gangs and murderers come out. Such is American society." Last month...
...conduct remedies cited most often by Microsoft's competitors is to force Gates to share the Windows source code. "It would level the playing field and allow programmers to write applications just as good as Microsoft's," says Bob Young, founder and chairman of Red Hat, a Microsoft rival. Microsoft could also be required to license Windows to competitors, who could then sell Windows clones...
...Starbucks chairman Howard Schultz was signed by the likes of Friends of the Earth, the Cincinnati Zapatista Coalition and San Francisco's Harvey Milk Democratic Club. "The farmers who make you rich earn poverty wages," the letter said. "Sweatshops occur not only in the factory but also in the field...