Word: outweigh
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...spending nine hours a day in class and much of the rest of their time studying. It's nice to be able to roll out of bed at 8:29 for an 8:30 class. But after a while, most students find that the disadvantages of Vanderbilt begin to outweigh the advantages, and most eventually move out. As the students become more familiar with the Boston area, finding an apartment becomes easier. And when students move out of the centrally located classrooms and into the hospitals, which are spread across a much larger area, Vanderbilt's location is no longer...
Although he initially "favored an experiment of limited duration," Doty said the faults in Harvard's present proposal, which was rejected by the Harvard Corporation yesterday, clearly outweigh the benfits...
...Ayatoilah's vote was cast a little too late," Douglas A. Hibbs Jr., professor of Government, said, adding that he believes Carter's poor record on the economy will outweigh any last-minute deal to release the hostages, who entered captivity one year ago today...
...Human Subjects. However, because the study is not funded through the University, the Committee relies on the judgement of the 21-person Institutional Review Board at McLean Hospital to assure that the study poses no unnecessary risks to the subjects, and that the anticipated benefits of the study outweigh the possible side effects...
Today, however, the benefits from these disruptions far outweigh their initial costs. Boston boasts one of the lowest unemployment rates of America's cities; its revitalized downtown furnishes a stable economic base which in turn provides jobs for its citizens. As Robert Healy has pointed out in The Boston Globe: "The central city can never be separated from the neighborhoods. When the core of a city goes, as in Cleveland or Detroit, the neighborhoods are left to suffer the pain." Ed Logue saved Boston's core...