Word: stepped
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...student's homophobia has not lessened, the University has no choice but to switch them out. In the final analysis, the college is responsible for each student. And neither the gay student or the straight stidemt benefit from forced social interaction. Harvard, our ubiquitous big brother, must step in and sort things...
...Payne, director of R.J. Reynolds, announced two weeks ago that his company planned to follow suit. Previously, Philip Morris had only gone so far as to claim that smoking may be a "causal factor" in certain diseases, and many commentators now say that the company has taken a radical step simply by changing a few words...
...Crimson continued to force Luckenbill and the Dartmouth defense to step up big to preserve the scoreless tie. In the 17th minute Totman received a pass from freshman forward Joey Yenne, dribbled into the right side of the Big Green box and ripped a shot on goal. Harvard was denied once again, though, as the shot was kicked away by a Dartmouth defender just before it could cross the line...
...next step is to turn this laboratory triumph into a medication--one that can stop the enzyme without causing disastrous side effects. That won't be easy, and, as Citron points out, it won't happen overnight. Nor will the Amgen scientists lack for competition. Even as their Science paper appeared, other drugmakers indicated they were hot on the trail of the enzyme as well. And while Alzheimer's researchers offered the usual caveats, they seemed almost unanimously agreed that the identifying of the shadowy enzyme was not only a potential bonanza for drug companies but also the first really...
...year-old philanthropist, was the eighth. First was Italian stage actress Eleanora Duse, whose portrait ran on the July 30, 1923, issue. The cover story, a little over one column long (not unusual in those days), noted, "She preferred to make entrances unnoticed in the crowd, suddenly to step forward and carry the play away with the splendor of her fervor...