Word: somehow
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...Harvard ends up in a regional with the Big Ten champion or somehow manages to stay in a regional with the other northeastern teams, then the Crimson, as a sixth seed, would likely open against either the southern team that does not host, or a fourth- or fifth-place Pac-10 team like No. 5 Arizona State (39-16) or No. 9 Stanford...
...prepared for. At the same time, though, two of the judges rattled the federal government by expressing serious concerns about the kinds of conditions Elian would grow up under in Cuba. Still, by the end Judge Edmondson indicated that he was yet to be convinced that the Justice Department somehow overstepped its discretionary powers in this case...
...played under Coach [Tim] Murphy and really enjoyed it, but my first love was always baseball. I knew that I wanted to be involved in the game somehow...
...most of them want to claim this victory too." But the fact that it's China this time loses a lot of right-wing Republicans over human rights and nuclear spying. So Branegan says the vote may hinge on how many Democrats Clinton can hang on to, which means somehow convincing the labor crowd that following free-trade Bill - again - is in their best interests. And that's where November comes in. "Clinton is making the case that a weakened President, which Clinton would very much be if he loses this, would be bad for Democrats' hopes of recapturing Congress...
...consumer prices--far larger than could be blamed on gas-pump inflation--indicated that labor costs may at last be starting a troublesome rise. Yet employment figures for the same month make it clear that the U.S. is a long way from running out of workers. Somewhere, somehow, employers found 416,000 people to add to payrolls in March, the most for any month in four years. Even after subtracting temporary Census hiring and adjusting for seasonal quirks, job gains continued the hot--some had thought unsustainable--pace of 1999. And it was not done by putting the officially unemployed...