Word: particularly
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...efforts to enact uniform national laws to address nationwide problems. Air and water pollution respect no borders. People in downstream states have no ability to protect themselves from upstream pollution without strong federal protective laws. But, for the first time in generations, federal courts and the Supreme Court in particular are on the brink of turning the clock back to a time when the citizenry--including industries--was at the mercy of a crazy quilt of inconsistent and often grossly inadequate state laws...
...unusual for two courses in a particular term to be cancelled," Lewis said. "It hasn't happened in my 15 years at the Core, but people get illnesses...
Certainly, our University could do more. In particular, it could implement a more secure guarantee of anonymity and immunity from disciplinary action for students coming in to UHS for alcohol and drug-related medical emergencies. Nevertheless, Harvard does most of what is necessary for providing a safe environment, and beyond that level, individuals are responsible for their conduct...
...memoirs will document the aftermath of the accident, with a particular focus on her undergraduate years at Harvard...
...answer has been: of course not. The job of a judge is to rely on the evidence at hand, the arguments put forth by lawyers and the testimony of expert witnesses; they themselves are supposed to "specialize" only in impartiality and in the legal statutes which apply to a particular case. From this perspective, how different, really, is the Microsoft case from any other of the thousands of cases that cycle through the federal courts each year? What makes it so distinguishable as to require a special arena in which to be judged...