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	How to choose a college president
		Accordingly the pool of possibilities, both within and without the corporation, is more visible than in academia; the criteria are more specific, and capacity to meet them is more readily appraised on the basis of past performance.
		However, if he is unable to hold those whom the institution would like to retain and for whom lines of promotion are open, and if he has failed to attract equally good replacements, the reasons should be clearly established.
		More than the alumni or any other group, the faculty and non-academic officers have a personal stake in the choice of their new chief.
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		Hold more stubbornly at least Hold more stubbornly at least is a phrase popularized by the late Harvard W. Quine.
		More boxen More boxen is a hardware of the computer, which is normally installed in a metal case, or box.
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	Ellipsis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		At least one style manual—the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers—recommends that the writer enclose an ellipsis in brackets ([ ]) when omitting part of an original quotation.
		There is also no space between the ellipsis and the preceding word, but there is always a space after ellipsis, unless the next character is a closing bracket or quote mark, in which case the space is used after that character.
		The dots may be vertical or horizontal in stacking, and there may be more than one row/column.
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	cards, while, placed - Hold
		Hold can refer to any of the following: In aviation, a hold* is a predetermined maneuver that keeps an aircraft within a specified airspace while it awaits further clearance In baseball, a hold* is awarded to a relief pitcher if he enters in a save s
		In telephony, a call may be placed on hold, in which case the connection is not terminated but no verbal communication is possible until the call is removed from hold*.
		Music on hold may be played for the caller while the call is on hold, especially if the call has been placed to a customer service center.
	www.alphasearch.org /Hold.html (363 words)

	To capitulate, click here - MarketWatch
		I wrote seven months ago that the Enron scandal would be President Bush's Whitewater, and worse, arguing that it would expose in a series of bombshells how the Texas business elite work together to secretly rig the game against small investors and average employees to increase their own power and profits.
		But while the Whitewater scandal was never more than a sideshow for the Clinton team, the corporate calamity and ensuring plunge in confidence that has resulted from the Enron scandal is now the major issue of the Bush presidency, overshadowing even the war on terrorism and threatening the Republican's grip on the House in November.
		More information on NASDAQ traded symbols and their current financial status.
	www.marketwatch.com /News/Story/Story.aspx?guid={B8CE2A24-6D61-4DCF-AC46-B23DDEC57CD4}&siteid=mktw (1209 words)

	Encyclopedia: W.V. Quine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		The conclusion is that there is and can be no more to "meaning" than could be learned from a speaker's behaviour.
		There is, indeed, no need to countenance such entities as "meanings" at all, since the notion of sameness of meaning cannot be given any workable explanation, but saying there are not "meanings" is not to say that words don't mean.
		There are only questions of "better" and "worse." These too are not questions of "accuracy" as that would ordinarily be construed: theories of translation are better or worse as they more or less successfully predict future utterances, and translate according to a more or less simple scheme of rules.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/W.V.-Quine (1488 words)

	The Pulitzer Prizes -- History of the Pulitzer Prizes
		Stubbornly, instead of boarding the steamer in New York, he met with Jay Gould, the financier, and negotiated the purchase of The New York World, which was in financial straits.
		In the selection of the members of the board and of the juries, close attention is given to professional excellence and affiliation, as well as diversity in terms of gender, ethnic background, geographical distribution and size of newspaper.
		More than 2,400 entries are submitted each year in the Pulitzer Prize competitions, and only 21 awards are normally made.
	www.pulitzer.org /history.html (4303 words)

	Natural Philosophy Alliance (NPA), home page
		Such reforms have long been urgently needed; and yet there is no area of scholarship more stubbornly censorial, and more reluctant to reform itself.
		We agree unanimously on little more than that something is drastically wrong in contemporary physics and cosmology, and that a new spirit of open-mindedness is desperately needed in order to correct this situation.
		Other and more logical interpretations of all the same evidence and applications (even of nuclear energy) alleged to confirm special relativity, etc., are quite possible.
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	AIRC - Adorama Imaging Resource Center: Dust Busters!
		Hold the camera a foot or two in front a uniformly illuminated target that fills the frame and shoot.
		It will probably cost you at least $50 and you may be without your camera for 2-3 weeks, but there's a good chance it will come back dust free.
		Hold your breath, engage the sensor cleaning mode on your camera to expose the sensor and gently wipe the swap across the sensor from one side to the other.
	www.adorama.com /Catalog.tpl?op=academy_new&article=073106 (3269 words)

	Jason Keigher :: Certified Personal Trainer located in New York City NY
		The same holds true for the risk of developing type II diabetes, by far the most common kind.
		The harder you work out, the more calories you'll burn within a given period and thus the more fat you stand to lose.
		More important, the muscle you build consumes calories more rapidly, even when you're not exercising.
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		The ring is traditionally given to rangers and paladins of at least 9th level, in return for loyal friendship or unexpected favor.
		The patch cannot be used more than 1 turn at a time, or more than thrice per day without causing permanent damage to the eye, headaches, and other complaints.
		When held by a commander, at least half of whose troops are barbarians, the command word can cause the shield to cast a spell of berserking on up to 200 warriors in the commander's troops.
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	ZNet \|Iraq \| Pillage
		The Anglo-American armies â“ or the "coalition", as the BBC still stubbornly and mendaciously calls the invaders â“ claimed they believed that Saddam and his two evil sons Qusay and Uday were present there.
		More and more, we are committing these crimes.
		The mass slaughter of more than 400 civilians in the Amariyah air raid shelter in Baghdad in the 1991 Gulf War was carried out in the hope that it would kill Saddam.
	www.zmag.org /content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=15&ItemID=3449 (1163 words)

	Apocalypse Now: Al Qaeda Reigns In Spain
		Al-Qaeda and its allies are more than aware that the new Spanish prime minister and his Continental European counterparts are not likely to stand in the Islamists' way if Europe is threatened with more terrorist violence.
		These fools, so goes today's "progressive," cosmopolitan thinking, stubbornly hold onto a set of values that are outmoded in today's ever-changing, relativistic, multicultural world -- a multi-hued world of moral grays, not rigid fl and whites.
		More precisely, it suggests that Kerry is quite willing to let America and the free world pay the price of his membership in the exclusive international club inhabited by the morally bankrupt and defeatist European politicians who clearly see him as one of their own.
	www.intellectualconservative.com /article3272.html (1974 words)

	Banner of Truth Trust General Articles
		It is wrong, but at least more understandable, that we recoil from the notion of asking for grace from fellow sinners.
		They fear that they themselves are not truly or lastingly forgiven, so they, who hold their own forgiveness in doubt, hold back their exercise of mercy toward others.
		For others, a perverse sense of justice drives them to be more exacting and punitive than is their Lord in His gracious dealings with them.
	www.banneroftruth.org /pages/articles/article_detail.php?786 (806 words)

	"Pot Planting" Palms
		Since the palms were always capable of survival, the awareness of their ability to survive is more trial and error discovery than an advancement.
		To confuse matters more, it was already a large, 15 gallon palm to begin with, a size too large for introduction from the tropics into a temperate climate zone.
		Palms that are more difficult, perform poorly, and must be grown on to a larger size.
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	Coulter:'C'mon it was a joke' - By Mickey Kaus - Slate Magazine
		The more modern and effective alternative to suppressing nasty questions, of course, is to air them out--let the voters talk about them, "process" them and "move on," something that happens awfully fast now.
		More families are returning to the homes they were once forced to leave, and we're talking about some of the most dangerous districts such as Ghazaliya and Haifa Street.
		This is more evident in the eastern side of Baghdad than the western part, because the former part has received more US and Iraqi military reinforcements than the latter.
	www.slate.com /id/2160585/& (10282 words)

	Middle East Report 223: The Analogy to Apartheid, by Ian Urbina
		At the September 2001 UN conference on racism in Durban, South Africa, calls to compare occupation with apartheid were drowned out by the more incendiary claim that "Zionism is racism," and therefore received little substantive or even-handed coverage in the press.
		More recently, SJP activists "occupied" Wheeler Hall, one of Berkeley's largest buildings, blocking all entrances except three.
		More recently, the family's ties to the training of militias in the Congo and the arming of Medellin drug cartel forces in Colombia have brought it bad press.
	www.merip.org /mer/mer223/223_urbina.html (3397 words)

	Early Nabokov - The World and I Magazine
		Even more important is the fact that one of Nabokov's finest later works was the autobiographical memoir Speak, Memory, through which he reconstituted the memories and emotions of his long-departed childhood and youth in Russia.
		Nabokov could, of course, hold stubbornly to his theories: His view that Eugene Onegin could not possibly be translated into English verse, but only prose, lay at the root of his dispute with Edmund Wilson.
		Boyd is more consciously "literary critical," more academic in the bad sense of the word.
	www.worldandi.com /public/1991/february/bk6.cfm (2914 words)

	Encyclopedia: Hold more stubbornly at least (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
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		Quine's conception of a person's set of beliefs as a "seamless web", there is a lack of propositions which one could, in principle, not give up—if there were, there would be a "seam" in the web, protecting the principle from revision or rejection—or hold come what may.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Hold-more-stubbornly-at-least (237 words)

	Free Article - WSJ.com
		Its Web site is stubbornly minimalist and text-heavy, with row after row of blue underlined hyperlinks and nary another color or graphic in sight.
		More than 10 million users visit its sites every month, looking for housing, furniture, romance and "missed connections" -- a feature that allows users a second chance when they suspect they just missed meeting that special someone.
		This week's expansion means newspapers in 100 more cities will be looking over their shoulders, waiting to see whether Craigslist is about to eat their lunch and get nothing in return beyond the satisfaction of serving its ever-growing community of users.
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	The Odd Couple - The New York Review of Books
		Their more important business was to excite one another's imperial fantasies and prepare the correct duplicities to justify the Anglo-French invasion of Suez.
		A century and more later, one of the first surprises for the French coming to work in Britain is the number of nonwhite faces reading the news on television—and, the implication sometimes goes, having their authority accepted.
		The British naturally judged their own civilizing mission as the more civilized, and the benefits of Napoleonic conquest—art treasures pillaged, young men conscripted by a general known for sacrificing millions to his own concept of glory, and familiar royal lineage replaced by some nepotistical crony—a mere exchange of servitudes.
	www.nybooks.com /articles/19990 (3940 words)

	ipedia.com: Hold more stubbornly at least Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		Hold more stubbornly at least is a phrase popularized by the late Harvard philosophy professor, W. Quine.
		Hold more stubbornly at least Article - ipedia.com
		Quine's conception of a person's set of beliefs as a "seamless web," there is no proposition one could not in principle give up (if there were, there would be a "seam" in the web, protecting the principle from revision or rejection) or hold come what may.
	www.ipedia.com /hold_more_stubbornly_at_least.html (251 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions on Making Homemade Cat Food (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		Take at least a week to ten days to fully transition an adult cat, and that's presuming the cat is at least already off of all dry food.
		One of the more pleasant surprises from raw feeding is how dramatically reduced stool odor becomes when a cat is eating a raw, grainless, vegetable-free diet.
		You have a good deal more control of what is going into your cat and the quality of each individual ingredient when you prepare your cat’s food yourself.
	www.catfood.catnutrition.org /FAQ.htm (7141 words)

	Mechanical Trading Systems - Expert Citations
		More importantly you are encouraged to obtain your own copy of the various books.
		The majority of unskilled investors stubbornly hold onto their losses when the losses are small and reasonable.
		I think investment psychology is by far the more important element, followed by risk control, with the least important consideration being the question of where you buy and sell.
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	Hawthorne, "Young Goodman Brown"
		Without more words, he threw his companion the maple stick, and was as speedily out of sight, as if he had vanished into the deepening gloom.
		It vexed him the more, because he could have sworn, were such a thing possible, that he recognized the voices of the minister and Deacon Gookin, jogging along quietly, as they were wont to do, when bound to some ordination or ecclesiastical council.
		At least, there were high dames well known to her, and wives of honored husbands, and widows, a great multitude, and ancient maidens, all of excellent repute, and fair young girls, who trembled, lest their mothers should espy them.
	itech.fgcu.edu /faculty/wohlpart/alra/Hawthorne.htm (10803 words)

	The Principle of Sound Money - Mises Institute
		However this may be, it is obvious that the reputation and the prestige of the men who are now ruling the countries outside the Soviet bloc and of their professorial and journalistic allies are so inseparably tied up with the "progressive" doctrine that they must cling to it.
		When in 1936 Lord Keynes declared that a movement of employers to revise money-wage bargains downward would be much more strongly resisted than a gradual and "automatic" lowering of real wage rates as a result of rising prices,[8] he had already been outdated and refuted by the march of events.
		Western liberty cannot hold its ground against the onslaughts of Oriental slavery if the peoples do not realize what is at stake and are not ready to make the greatest sacrifices for the ideals of their civilization.
	www.mises.org /story/2276 (6424 words)

	Ped Med: Autism Tough to Treat - Health - RedOrbit
		More than 60 years after it was first identified, autism remains mystifying and stubbornly difficult to treat.
		Parents described round-the-clock efforts to care for their child, the difficulty of finding knowledgeable and sympathetic healthcare providers, the challenges in finding high-quality information and the frustrations of seeing their child change from being active and engaged to being aloof and nonresponsive, the IOM noted in its report.
		Although it has failed to keep up with the exploding numbers of children diagnosed with autism, the healthcare system at least appears to be heading in the right direction, specialists said.
	www.redorbit.com /news/health/864899/ped_med_autism_tough_to_treat/index.html?source=r_health (919 words)

	W. V. Quine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-05)
		The conclusion is that there is and canbe no more to "meaning" than could be learned from a speaker's behaviour.
		There is, indeed, no need to countenance such entitiesas "meanings" at all, since the notion of sameness of meaning cannot be given any workable explanation, but saying there are not"meanings" is not to say that words don't mean.
		There are only questions of "better" and "worse." These too are not questions of"accuracy" as that would ordinarily be construed: theories of translation are better or worse as they more or less successfullypredict future utterances, and translate according to a more or less simple scheme of rules.
	www.therfcc.org /w.-v.-quine-891.html (1059 words)

	HOW TO NOT TAKE AND NOT GIVE ADVICE
		The more crucial maneuver, in your first year as a TF at least, is to keep from accepting or offering advice at all.
		Holding yourself back is even more necessary in the classroom.
		Rather than praising a good insight, for example, I find it more productive to reward a student by referring back to his or her comments later on.
	www.fas.harvard.edu /~english/teachingfellows/advicenew.htm (1162 words)

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