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[001] ised by the company or the union. Both sides have the _____ to a formal hearing on the concerns they raise. And
[002] Chapter 7. Ricardo Brown always figured he would go _____ from high school to a four-year liberal arts college
[003] ies, at least for now. 'I never thought I'd be working _____ after high school,' said Brown, who also is taking ni
[004] our-year, liberal arts college. 'But I know I did the _____ thing. I can still go to college like I wanted to, bu
[005] his publicity photo Offutt certainly looks the part, _____ down to his cowlicky country-boy hair, rope necklace
[006] vorite books of youth, although in this case it's all _____ because Leiber's stories are still wonderful. Compara
[007] ape, and, in 'With Chatwin,' she has struck just the _____ note, marrying memoir, biography and literary critici
[008] ger credits luck with helping him land his first job _____ out of college. But better skills, more education and
[009] d work will boost his success, he says. 'I was in the _____ place at the
[010] place at the _____ time,' said Darringer, 25, a development assistant at
[011] rtists -who wish to spend a week or two exploring the _____ side of their brains. Many like McAlister, an old-tim
[012] sed today, give Catholic scholars and theologians the _____ to a Vatican-appointed defender who will help determ
[013] ld restore to non-Indian citizens the constitutional _____ to seek redress in a Federal court over civil grievan
[014] eignty will in no way "erode" by giving citizens the _____ to bring civil suits before an impartial court. And w
[015] 0 black Nike Air backpack with brown suede trim. Not _____ . He considered a $30 navy blue Adidas model, then sh
[016] e meat inspection system. The administration did the _____ thing in ordering the recall. That's true even though
[017] not even the biggest dreamers imagined. Who in their _____ minds foresaw all those thousands of teenage girls m
[018] and symbolically. What do you know, the French were _____ - Jerry Lewis is a genius after all. At least, a gen
[019] gas bills would really go down. J: I suppose you're _____ . But the lounge is tiny. You couldn't get more than
[020] those views... J: But the main one, the main one is _____ next to the street, so that would be very noisy. L:
[021] a big garden. And that's a lovely mature apple tree _____ in the middle. Lots of space for your vegetables. So
[022] HT: Yes, well I've taken up golf, which is just the _____ sport for an old man. Well, it's not really a sport a
[023] fault, or insist or even suggest that you are in the _____ and he is in the wrong - even if it is true. Never di
[024] that flying wouldn't always be like this. And I was _____ . In thirty years, international travel has completely
[025] er flight. Heathrow has grown into a city in its own _____ , employing 53 thousand people full time. Like all th
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[001] can't explain exactly what made him do it, except a _____ fear that Old Town was deteriorating beyond repair. A
[002] ill pay them. John J. Davis, 88, an Army lieutenant _____ who retired from active duty in 1970 as an assistant
[003] No matter - Beethoven is Beethoven is Beethoven. In _____ company, if you talk of a 'Ninth Symphony,' it will be
[004] mpanies. Top holdings are unsurprising; they include _____ Electric Co., Philip Morris Cos., Citicorp and Merck
[005] attraction or retention of 36,000 jobs. As attorney _____ , Dan Lungren is California's chief law enforcement of
[006] scientists have little inkling of what to expect. In _____ , explosive volcanoes like Soufriere Hills follow a pr
[007] e stockbrokers, buy stocks or mutual funds, and make _____ investment decisions. Professional money managers, m
[008] who could not gain access to homes, according to the _____ Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress
[009] eer whose label depicts a frog that, as the Attorney _____ himself put it, gives people "the finger." Mr. (Denn
[010] yway? Even executives at Buick's parent company, the _____ Motors Corporation, thought the idea was a joke at f
[011] ended around the globe. Jan Sejna, a former major _____ in the Czechoslovak Army who defected to the United
[012] t his home in Bethesda, Md., on Saturday. He was 70. _____ Sejna fled to the United States after the liberal Co
[013] at country's short-lived liberalization movement. The _____ and his son Jan came to the United States by way of
[014] d States by way of Hungary, Yugoslavia and Italy. The _____ 's flight heightened tensions between the United State
[015] licated in a failed military plot, supposedly led by _____ Sejna, to keep Mr. Novotny in power and prevent the a
[016] cigarettes in countless films before the 1964 Surgeon _____ 's report on smoking, this seems an odd instance of r
[017] a life- long disability. Our aims are to educate the _____ public and to provide the care that the mentally ha
[018] le present are much more likely to be people of the _____ public and not members of the medical profession. No
[019] . Now back to road accidents. Could you give us some _____ advice on what to do at the scene of a car accident?
[020] talk about. But do you think it's worthwhile for the _____ public to find out about them, and find out how they
[021] n accident? JV: Well, I'm quite a careful driver, in _____ . I mean, I don't make a habit of causing accidents.
[022] many people causes pollution in our cities, and in _____ really. I: Ah yes, I see. So what is it that you don'
[023] irmingham, he spent five years as assistant director _____ of Unesco in Paris and, in1976, became warden of Gol
[024] f universities, but has chosen to go to one which, in _____ , ranks lower on the usual scales. He is going there b
[025] ty. A-levels: Maths A, Further Maths B, Geography A, _____ Studies A. Student staff ratio 12:1 Coming away to u
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[001] 00 cells per cubic millimeter of blood. Hers was just _____ 100. The other test was a new one, which estimates t
[002] ces. This time it was Tibet, which has been groaning _____ the Chinese yoke. He slipped in on an ordinary tourist
[003] of the law, and unable to change it, trade unionists _____ new activist leadership are resurrecting old and more
[004] leased their estimates of winners and relative losers _____ the terms of the tax bill the president had signed ear
[005] . Byrd on his way to the Pole, the dog sleds groaning _____ the weight of tents and ice axes and boxes of dried b
[006] roof rack, its shoulder strap lengthened and looped _____ the front and rear roof rack edges; smaller leather
[007] n his label, Prototype, three actually by Grooverider ( _____ the double-barreled pseudonym 'Codename John Featuri
[008] y at least part of what they owe with a workout plan _____ Chapter 13 of the bankruptcy code, rather than wiping
[009] ther than wiping out their debts through a liquidation _____ Chapter 7. Ricardo Brown always figured he would g
[010] forget there are other places in the world.' So why _____ the sun, when she returns to her New England hometown
[011] 't be bothered to exhume old fiction. The project is _____ the direction of Paul Williams, who was responsible f
[012] himself by setting up a foundation bearing his name. _____ terms of his convoluted and much-amended 1988 will,
[013] Riefenstahl was among this year's honorees was kept _____ wraps until the last minute in an effort to circumve
[014] Show Network. At 35, Sheryl Crow has two hit albums _____ her belt, five Grammy Awards and looks that most you
[015] tcome could have been of historical interest only, but _____ Mackerras' blazing leadership, the results are revela
[016] yet preserving contact with nature, can be discerned _____ the deceptive surface of our extended city. He calle
[017] ought that reached its peak of power in South Africa _____ Biko. She is an important role model for black women
[018] of chaos and contradiction. Moscow has new grandeur _____ Russia's fledgling democracy and commercialism, and a
[019] square-mile island recovers. After two years of life _____ the volcano, it might seem that Montserrat's misery c
[020] done at Spelman, then it can't be done. ' Georgia, _____ University System Chancellor Stephen Portch, is taki
[021] ed. Favorable book review. Indeed, 'Cuttin' the Rug _____ the Moonlit Sky' is an homage to the name Mae. In th
[022] round-trip fare would be a whopping $843 round trip. _____ the new fare structure, the round-trip fare will be $5
[023] e I was a kid, but Nell Parr of Lawrenceville took me _____ her wing, explaining the different kinds of games th
[024] e police monitors, who had to flee the town Thursday _____ United States Army escort, to return, according to a
[025] y. But during the campaign, Ms. Quindel quickly came _____ heavy criticism from Mr. Hoffa, who said she was not
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[001] penses, Mr. Fassler announced recently that he would _____ the company to South Carolina after 45 years in West
[002] taxes and high rent are not the main reasons for the _____ out of the county by Simplex Knowledge of White Plai
[003] e its own steps to project stability to its east - a _____ that would unsettle all of Europe. Not quite as catch
[004] gent movement, flashy rookie sensations, a franchise _____ from Houston to Tennessee and new coaches on 10 team
[005] secular society. Comparative book review. CAN WE _____ beyond the obvious in our discussion of British writ
[006] replace them with a smaller, mostly appointed panel-a _____ that (Richard) Riordan regards as crucial to attract
[007] ne of the tens of thousands of undocumented women who _____ quietly between the opulence of Southern California'
[008] amage already inflicted. But Swedish authorities must _____ swiftly to uncover the full story, acknowledge offic
[009] atigably man the stages of the Washington area. As I _____ across the country to take a new job in San Francisco,
[010] with your insurance company. If there is no injury, _____ your car to the side of the road so as not to obstr
[011] losses of recent years. it was the up-to-date way to _____ cargo around the world. The plan was worth a try. It
[012] derstand why when I was talking to someone he would _____ away, you know,
[013] away, you know, _____ backwards, and I thought, Do I smell? Am I boring h
[014] o is stop the bleeding. Thirdly, very important don't _____ the victim unless it's absolutely necessary. I mean,
[015] ot. I also had several minor flesh wounds. I couldn't _____ '. 'My situation seemed hopeless,' he said afterwards
[016] pportunity that I have here. Next year I'm going to _____ to New York. It's even more cosmopolitan than London.
[017] think that if you build more roads, the traffic will _____ more quickly, but research shows that if there are m
[018] of the twentieth century is that we are a race on the _____ . But it is just possible that soon we won't be able
[019] t it is just possible that soon we won't be able to _____ another inch, and we'll have to stay exactly where we
[020] rvously in the car like guilty schoolboys, unable to _____ or speak, waiting for him to arrive and catch us. I e
[021] o about how far and how fast the Conservatives should _____ to the right - and it ignores the equally calculated,
[022] SERPS, the state earnings related pension scheme - a _____ which halved its final cost and which Redwood later
[023] riting through women's groups, so our paths began to _____ apart slightly. Then, when I was in my late twenties,
[024] 'The motto is: if it moves, talk to it, if it doesn't _____ , count it,' says Mr Plumbridge, professor of material
[025] moved again in 1953, this time to Franco's Spain. 'The _____ to Spain was really accidental, but we could survive
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[001] owner from going out and getting _____ dog to raise in a dangerous and irresponsible fashio
[002] ere topped with yummy pancetta- herb- garlic crumbs. _____ impressive starter was the sauteed exotic mushrooms
[003] oard his boat in the Pocomoke Sound beyond the river, _____ waterman reported by cell phone to (Lori) Maddox in
[004] hot of a forehand striking terror in the heart of yet _____ unsuspecting opponent. This time, though, it did my
[005] f for intelligence. (Frank) Wolf is just back from _____ of his trips to difficult, dangerous places. This tim
[006] ames in that group, including cornerback Rod Woodson, _____ future Hall of Famer, who went from Pittsburgh to Sa
[007] 9-7 - in Norv Turner's first three seasons as coach. _____ reason is that the backside of the Redskins' schedule
[008] don't last long. Turnover is high. Both Troutman and _____ former legislative assistant, Michael Kulis, estimate
[009] size of large pizzas, perch in two corners overhead. _____ covers part of the wall next to the toilet. The two
[010] do you go - into pieces, into atoms, into the arms of _____ man? You go shopping, you cook dinner, you work odd
[011] tion. Yet when it comes to sexual orientation there's _____ danger which is still far more commonly fallen into b
[012] tive agency owned by Anna Lee, herself the heroine of _____ series by (Liza) Cody. One night, after Anna fires E
[013] he two sons were forced to choose sides. 'You want _____ Sprite, kiddo?' Marge (Holtz) asks our youngest memb
[014] the price drops down to our 'buy' range, we'll take _____ look.) Over the last decade, stock clubs of all sorts
[015] he most photographed woman in the world, casts still _____ pall on the future of a British crown that one day ma
[016] affixed to its surface, the ball turns to accommodate _____ story and
[017] story and _____ and
[018] and _____ still, which after 400 pages results in a surprising
[019] t emptied of many of its AIDS-stricken dancers, is in _____ sense rich and peopled and full: of individual histor
[020] t the lies I've made up to get from one poor truth to _____ may mean something'), an approach that begins to fade
[021] 5- year- old pediatrician's presence was required by _____ court Friday... a Los Angeles court of law, where he
[022] enous music, dance, food, crafts and customs with one _____ . The word guelaguetza is itself a Zapotec term for sh
[023] s. Well, 20 or 30 years from now, when we're telling _____ generation that they just don't have singing to matc
[024] e personnel on this Weill recording-the soundtrack of _____ film, a sort of long-form music video made in 1994-is
[025] ale-to run the nation's leading research institution. _____ thing that sets her apart is her political independen
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[001] and local topics, are getting tougher (though they've _____ been easy). In New Jersey as in the nation, newspaper
[002] on some distant steppe or desert there are people who _____ saw a picture of the world's most photographed woman
[003] stake in making sure that these older neighborhoods _____ get so bad that people start to abandon them.' ' Revi
[004] sets that attracted visitors in the first place. I'll _____ forget our family vacation to 'Pennsylvania Dutch Cou
[005] summertime,' said Houston Coach Van Chancellor, who _____ won a national title in 19 years coaching the women's
[006] to find it. I couldn't see doing that and as a result _____ loosed an arrow at a deer, despite some opportunities
[007] and flowering bushes. But resort towns like Acapulco _____ die, they just go through cycles. In 1988, public and
[008] orgo full-time college studies, at least for now. 'I _____ thought I'd be working right after high school,' said
[009] trees. You always imagine that you see him, but he's _____ there... Unfinished business always comes back to hau
[010] orientation cannot really be known or that, if gay, he _____ actually acted on his impulses or that, even if he di
[011] se 26 sketches, told in an often bantering style, are _____ self-pitying, bitter, acrimonious or even sloganeerin
[012] bitter, acrimonious or even sloganeering. One would _____ guess that their author's body is still maimed from
[013] . Once, Lanza relates, his seat companion, whom he'd _____ seen before, turned as they were climbing the first
[014] e, the Midwest setting, though carefully depicted, is _____ specified. This lends a dream-like quality to the act
[015] onent of what Macintyre calls 'wing-collar crime.' He _____ disposed of his most famous theft, the Gainsborough p
[016] ular catch phrase repeated by countless people who'd _____ heard of the author's name. March always longed for
[017] 'the unrecognized genius of our time,' yet March was _____ able to overcome the sense that his work was marginal
[018] and the Old Globe, writes as if the past two decades _____ occurred-as if Maxine Hong Kingston and Amy Tan were
[019] read-out Los Angeles gives an impression that one is _____ 'in' town, but always on the 'edge' of town. Edge afte
[020] ess the president after the speech, something they've _____ been allowed to do. First is the music of leaves, o
[021] possession of a man she loved, sometimes feared and _____ fully understood, but who is ever- present in her mi
[022] ing Education at the University of Georgia. 'Learning _____ stops. It is continuous. ' David Terry knows the n
[023] s bounced through a series of conceptual soundscapes, _____ simply albums but also statements -even when, as on
[024] s, kente cloth and other striking fabrics. But I had _____ worked in a studio or studied color theory, and I str
[025] when I inquired about hotels, Larry mentioned one I _____ heard of. He didn't have time for me to tell him how
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[001] 505), a branch of the Lexington Avenue spot with the _____ name, bills its food as French-Belgian. Although none
[002] lions for nearly two decades. Diana's life ended the _____ way she spent nearly all of her adulthood: pursued by
[003] nd new coaches on 10 teams. But one thing remains the _____ . The Packers, with league most valuable player Brett
[004] at it is almost impossible to imagine yourself in the _____ country. Especially when the tabloids have been havin
[005] once her cottage in Lake District National Park - the _____ cottage where Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, Tom Kitten and score
[006] ensible. Once, he, too, was nearly driven mad by the _____ question. Seventeen years ago, not long out of Georg
[007] l openness about such matters was impossible. At the _____ time, Schmidgall makes clear, Whitman sought to conve
[008] s will not put up with any more of this defiance. The _____ message had to be sent a few more times, along with
[009] r coaster of a book - are even newer examples of the _____ genre. Neither Abrams nor Gordis points with pride t
[010] mily, and especially from John's point of view, that _____ family history looks much different - inevitably, it i
[011] of medical waste bags from the prison infirmary-the _____ infirmary that treats AIDS patients. The theft of pot
[012] aliases, found himself married to three women at the _____ time-in the
[013] time-in the _____ town. 'I learned from my grandmother,' said Shadonn
[014] nd the rest of California-moved only backward. 'This _____ kind of march,' said Willie Brown, the mayor of San F
[015] held years ago, when Southern bigots were doing the _____ thing.' If the march was a museum piece, so too was t
[016] from faraway, perspective-restoring Paris, and at the _____ time situated at its very center, inhabiting or perce
[017] oubled to the wall, and later scored on a single, the _____ fans gave him a standing ovation. Ah, sports fans!
[018] e created a part in a new Menotti work. But doing the _____ for Philip Glass? 'It's the psychology of the charact
[019] n the years when its output seemed to be one and the _____ with the solo career of easy-listening tycoon Phil C
[020] his may sound ridiculous, but I'd put Merrill in that _____ bag as Elvis,' says Cliffie Stone, whose 'Hometown Ja
[021] oad began service in 1898. Krasnoyarsk, at about the _____ latitude as Sitka, Alaska, was once known for its cha
[022] wind finally picked up, the results weren't quite the _____ : The Turner crew finished second twice in races featu
[023] win three of Winston Cup's four 'major' races in the _____ season, Elliott scooped up the bounty. His name sinc
[024] il War,' he wrote 1. 5 million words, sleeping in the _____ room in which he worked. Favorable book review. I
[025] e-Grip pliers. I have computer friends who are in the _____ overloaded boat as my dad. They feel obliged to equi
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[001] o, created a stir when he suggested that to make the _____ more readily identifiable with the state, Rutgers Uni
[002] t does occasionally pop up at Rutgers is whether the _____ should come up with something more readily identifiab
[003] icials now say the county's affluence and competitive _____ systems, in addition to well-meaning but sometimes o
[004] freshman attrition rate to 27 percent in the 1995-96 _____ year from 34 percent in the 1994-95
[005] year from 34 percent in the 1994-95 _____ year, saving half a million dollars. "What we hope
[006] ng the students. Not if Heidi Blair can help it. The _____ Ms. Blair opened here five years ago with 92 students
[007] arrassed children in her program. In a converted 1914 _____ building in the heart of Rye, New Dance students jet
[008] ew east from the family home in Arizona to build the _____ 's anti-injury sprung floors himself. In September 199
[009] o a small child. She's making plans to go to graduate _____ in January. Jerry Roemer is perhaps a testament to t
[010] it all,' said H'cone, an 11th-grader at DeMatha High _____ who lives in Brookland in Northeast Washington. 'I am
[011] Asians with axes to grind. The D. C. Public Charter _____ Board, established by Congress last year, has issued
[012] approved by the elected, and now largely powerless, _____ board. The six-member Charter
[013] board. The six-member Charter _____ Board, an entirely different entity, was created to m
[014] ardo Brown always figured he would go right from high _____ to a four-year liberal arts college. So when he gradu
[015] now. 'I never thought I'd be working right after high _____ ,' said Brown, who also is taking night courses at ne
[016] own's available, a steadily increasing number of high _____ graduates are deciding they don't need to spend four
[017] g from a composite mean score of 1011 in the 1992-93 _____ year to 1019 this past year. The composite scores ar
[018] e verbal and math sections of the exam. Osbourn High _____ in Manassas saw a sharp decline in its scores this y
[019] g an order to desegregate Little Rock's Central High _____ . And it is Roy Reed's contention in this new and oft
[020] outcasts sets off on its cross-country trek in an old _____ bus dubbed the 'Jubilee Express,' determined to finan
[021] a Park in the Crenshaw district. The two Dorsey High _____ students are among 50 youths participating in the pro
[022] nd broke off when the narrator was still in boarding _____ . 'The Beautiful Room Is Empty' (1988) followed the na
[023] e a town on the Rhine, and it is on his way home from _____ that the boy, his illness not yet diagnosed, suffers
[024] ildren, William, 15 and Harry, 12, as they returned to _____ this week. Lady Diana Spencer was barely 20 years
[025] Charles or holding one of the children at the nursery _____ . According to the Yorkshire Post, it was a 'baptism by
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[001] t about their ambitions. In an interview in Manhattan _____ week, over a breakfast of berries and herbal peppermi
[002] has been deliberately slimmed down to 12 tellers from _____ year's 23, showcases four New Jersey storytelling gro
[003] me; you lose some, " Mr. (Terence J.) Masterson said _____ week, peering out from behind a stack of documents and
[004] han 15 percent. Purchase College reports that for the _____ five years its freshman attrition rate has been 30 pe
[005] hester Community College has been 40 percent for the _____ few years, while 18 to 20 percent of the freshmen at
[006] ordia College in Bronxville have dropped out over the _____ six years. THERE are no formidable old women tappi
[007] young Washington lawyer, he was even closer to death _____ year. Through courage and medicine, he traced a path
[008] diverse mix of hope, accommodation and resignation. _____ year, approximately 22. 6 million people around the
[009] d nearly choked the city center to death. But in the _____ two years, a 'new Old Town' has begun to take root in
[010] wner of a local insurance agency, says Old Town is the _____ stronghold in this fight to preserve the character of
[011] s from contact with the river. I saw that boy again _____ week, this time on the USA Network, getting accolades
[012] assment or discrimination. Some big-league examples: _____ year, a Drug Enforcement Administration employee won
[013] about whatever ghastly situation he has just observed. _____ January, Wolf went to East Timor in Indonesia and bro
[014] Public Charter School Board, established by Congress _____ year, has issued a thoughtful request for proposals fr
[015] . Most important, as The Post's Edward Cody reported _____ week, many Serbs seem to be growing tired of Mr. (Ra
[016] ins at 90 percent. And no wonder: Barely 3 percent of _____ year's $1. 36 billion in official reconstruction aid
[017] ber 1995 to implement the Dayton Peace Accords. Late _____ week an angry crowd stoned American troops in the bi
[018] n which youngster Jeff Maier aided the Yankees during _____ year's American League Championship Series, and Orio
[019] ice. Only seven of their opponents made the playoffs _____ season. It's hard to believe we can hunt deer in ju
[020] acid rhetoric on hapless staffers, some of whom don't _____ long. Turnover is high. Both Troutman and another fo
[021] he's got the foaming sample, Hamilton administers one _____ test to check its authenticity. He grips the cup and
[022] sought protection from creditors through bankruptcy _____ year, and this year's pace is even greater. In the 1
[023] mined to finance the journey with performances of the _____ Great Snake Show. The group has barely crossed the S
[024] to our 'buy' range, we'll take another look.) Over the _____ decade, stock clubs of all sorts have become a growth
[025] able donations for the Democratic National Committee _____ year while receiving special treatment and access at