Word: split
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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Harvard faces a resilient, determined lineup highlighted by one toprated singles player, Danielle Durak--the East's second-ranked player. Harvard's second-seeded singles player, Amy deLone split a pair of matches with Durak in the fall...
...Harvard Debate Council snagged its first national championship since 1985 this week, narrowly besting its year-long rival, the University of Redlands, by a 3-2 split decision...
...started with the October Classic, which became in a few brief moments the October Nightmare. Candlestick Park shook, major league baseball shuddered and the World Series was split by tragedy. Debates raged about whether or not the Series should be finished, but for all intents and purposes--both competitively and in terms of fan interest--it was over the moment our television screens went blank...
Many thrift experts attribute the near paralysis to the way Congress -- at the Administration's insistence -- split responsibility for the rescue between two groups. The RTC's operations are supervised by William Seidman, head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, an independent agency that polices the banking industry. But a separate panel called the RTC Oversight Board, which is chaired by Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady, decides RTC policy and controls its funding. Congress agreed to give the Treasury a role so that the Administration would have a major stake in the bailout, but dividing responsibility has prompted feuding between...
...responsibility for cleaning it up without any guarantee that they can do it. In the past the Soviet political situation was predictable; now it is getting less and less predictable. There are some important people in the party who, because of the country's chaos, talk about a possible split in the party. If it comes to that, the army will have to decide whom to pay its allegiance to, whom to support. Then it cannot entirely be ruled out that the army will become politically decisive in which side ends...