Word: numbering
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Indeed, the all-Yale ticket bears a number of resemblances to its alma mater. Cheney's company has maintained separate bathrooms for foreign employees; Yale has maintained a separate admissions program for foreign students. Texas Gov. George W. Bush is hesitant to put lives at risk in military interventions in far-off lands; Yale students are hesitant to put their lives at risk in brief excursions through the streets of New Haven. Both candidates have emphasized the need for better cleanup of toxic brownfields; New Haven happens to be a toxic brownfield...
...said he'll have an even better case to have that certification overturned. Because in Boies' reading of the Florida law, hand counts are legal if they can "change or place in doubt the outcome of the election," he said. "We think the evidence is pretty clear that the number of votes in question is sufficient" to do that...
...they knew that on Saturday, Harris would be offering the nation a number - and a conclusion. The Gore camp's case for patience from the populace would get that much tougher, and it was even possible to imagine the door getting slammed shut in the public mind by the Sunday talk-show chorus...
...statistically probable comes to pass, on Saturday at noon, Al Gore will have a number to shoot for. It will be Bush winning Florida by 300, 400, 800 votes - but with only the "unofficial" imprimatur of the Associated Press, it's not likely to be indelible in the public mind...
...constitution calls for an "actual numeration" of American citizens. Simple, right? Not so fast. It's not the number of people or the number of votes, but how you count them. It's not the votes or the folks, it's the methodology...