Word: fourth
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Princeton got bitten by the Lafayette Leopards, losing 24-17 on a last second Lafayette TD. Princeton actually scored with 45 seconds in the fourth quarter to tie the score at 17-17. Unfortunately for the Tigers, 45 seconds was a bit too much time to leave on the clock for Lafayette...
...adopt each other's stance as their own. Many voters have simply become alienated from their own political process. Others are tired of waiting and have begun to work for and seek out their own choices. If the Debate Commission continues to ignore the presence of third- and fourth-party candidates, a hijacking of our political system is imminent. Less than half of American voters elected our last president. When the people are taken out of the process, we no longer have a democracy...
...began a fourth company, phone.com and spent the next few years getting wireless providers and firms like Microsoft to sign up to the WAP standard. They had to. WAP was the only game in town at a time when the Net and cell-phone usage were exploding. Last month phone.com exploded too, shelling out $6 billion for mobile-mailbox giant software.com And since every piece of software on the Net will have to be rejiggered to conform to the WAP standard, Rossman still has a lot of work to do if he's going to distract cell-phone users from...
...where Gore was probably best known for his Elian Gonzalez gaffe, is in play after all. At the heart of the struggle is the McCollum-Nelson contest. It could determine nothing less than whether Democrats can thwart Republican hegemony in a burgeoning, bellwether state that has the nation's fourth largest number of electoral votes (25) and help Gore pull off a coup against the Bush dynasty that might tip the presidential race...
...message of alarm wasn't getting through to the Bush plane. Before the day was over, it was Bush who was having to reinvent himself, after nearly four straight weeks of playing sloppy defense. He abandoned his debate filibuster, snagged a new slogan--REAL PLANS FOR REAL PEOPLE--his fourth of the campaign, and announced that he would return to town-meeting events much as he had after John McCain whupped him in New Hampshire. Why? "Well, it's a better picture," he said...