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2,831	0	But Mr. Dole has so far spent much of his campaign attacking Vice President Bush for, among other things, having the effrontery to attack Congress	VERB	23
2,832	0	Labor unions, too, attack the underground economy	VERB	3
2,833	0	Mr. Cooper was in fact researching a book on Beethoven's working methods and had plowed through some 8, 000 pages of the composer's notes five years ago when he recognized the bones of the 10th	VERB	14
2,834	1	The work should have touched a nerve here because of the Korean government's effort to hide, for the duration of the Olympics, a popular variety of Seoul food -- namely, dog meat	VERB	4
2,835	1	Still, pension plans appeared to be cooling off on their earlier infatuation with small- stock strategies	VERB	6
2,836	0	The new method of temporarily fixing them involved installing an overlay of sheet metal with screws and liquid adhesives	VERB	5
2,837	0	They' ve arranged 1, 280 hotel and dormitory rooms for Dukakis workers, organized a bus system to get them to the convention, met the volunteers at the airport, distributed the blue- and- white signs that delegates wave to the cameras, and planted the trailers from which campaign managers are staging the convention that introduces the Massachusetts governor to the voters	VERB	41
2,838	1	Finding such a fecund gold field came as a surprise to Reynolds, which stumbled across the precious metal when it was looking for bauxite, a claylike substance that holds alumina, the basic ingredient in aluminum ingot	VERB	13
2,839	0	Mr. Tassin's new team will be filled out by Stephen Gardner, 28, and Christopher Kreidler, 24, who were hired during the past year to work with the group	VERB	6
2,840	0	One proposal calls for gasoline refiners to reduce the volatility of fuel in summer, thus reducing the fuel's tendency to evaporate and contribute to ozone pollution	VERB	20
2,841	0	You can't miss the hints of " Rheingold " and " Siegfried, " nor the occasional overblown welling up of massed orchestral sound	VERB	2
2,842	0	Three anti- apartheid activists emerged from a 36-day stay at the U.S. consulate in Johannesburg, where they had sought refuge after escaping from police	VERB	21
2,843	0	Armand Hammer, chairman of Occidental, planned to fly to Scotland to check out the situation for himself	VERB	7
2,844	1	I smoke too much, am constantly coughing, never eat, always sit around in a daze	VERB	8
2,845	0	For Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., the old- fashioned tombstone advertisement is going to rest in peace	VERB	13
2,846	1	" Compaq has stepped into the market and is arguably the leader in performance and functions for the price	VERB	3
2,847	0	Gently rocking them swings the hammers, which sway back and forth like the tongues of bells to strike the chimes	VERB	17
2,848	1	The Salk vaccine is composed of killed polio virus	VERB	6
2,849	1	Some U.S. officials believe that in time emotions will cool, and necessity once more will draw Iran toward normalizing relations with the U.S	VERB	9
2,850	0	" You can drive it with your fingertips, but still rest your hand on it.'	VERB	10
2,851	1	Mr. Bluey, who reports to SEC enforcement chief Gary Lynch, says he will particularly watch for accounting violations in pumping up sales, cost deferral and new types of financial instruments	VERB	19
2,852	0	Tamil militants attacked and set fire to two Moslem fishing villages in eastern Sri Lanka	VERB	2
2,853	0	The plan calls for Ferruzzi Finanziaria, the family holding company that controls the Ferruzzi- Montedison group and is now closely held, to absorb Iniziativa Me. T.A. unit in a stock swap	VERB	22
2,854	0	Lightning seldom strikes twice in the same spot	VERB	2
2,855	0	The Medical Letter, a respected nonprofit publication that evaluates the effectiveness of drugs for doctors, concluded that Actigall can dissolve gallstones in only about half of patients	VERB	19
2,856	0	If dry weather cuts normal production by just three bushels an acre, the nation's soybean stockpiles could evaporate by next year, says Richard Loewy, senior grain and oilseed analyst at Prudential- Bache Securities Inc	VERB	17
2,857	0	American, a unit of Fort Worth, Texas- based AMR Corp., touched off the latest round of increases last week, when it proposed raising all discount fares except for so- called MaxSavers, the industry's lowest fare level	VERB	10
2,858	0	Iran retaliated by firing two missiles that struck Baghdad, killing or injuring an unspecified number of people	VERB	7
2,859	1	The irony is that in 1968 Mr. Ford had ousted Mr. Miller as president of Ford -- kicking him upstairs, as vice chairman -- to make room for Semon E. " Bunkie " Knudsen, whom he hired away from General Motors Corp	VERB	17
2,860	1	One trader said that the rumors of the Finance Ministry's efforts to cool trading of the large- capitalization issues triggered the losses in the steel and heavy industrial sectors	VERB	12
2,861	0	It was financed in part by lending from foreign banks flush with petrodollars	VERB	6
2,862	1	After a little more than two months of deliberations, the Presidential Task Force on Market Mechanisms, also known as the Brady commission, has rolled out its proposals	VERB	23
2,863	0	But however microscopically small the particle size and smooth the consistency, this product is still 100% egg white or milk protein	VERB	8
2,864	1	The News runs a gossip column called the Gang of Nine -- it's written by nine unidentified students -- that recently has covered such topics as who's dating whom, who got " drunk enough to get kicked out of one of Boston's most miserable bars " and who did what in class -LRB- " Jeff, always make sure your shirttails are tucked in when standing in front of class " -RRB-	VERB	36
2,865	0	" Do you know what democracy means? " he says, pouring a glass of my Orangina	VERB	10
2,866	0	The administration has been reluctant, for a number of reasons, to attack Tokyo on rice, historically Japan's most sacrosanct product	VERB	11
2,867	0	Because of continuing uncertainties associated with the stock market and inflation, he said consumer demand for CDs will flourish if interest rates get nearer to 10%	VERB	18
2,868	1	So, a few months ago he paid the equivalent of about$ 800 to get his nose fixed	VERB	16
2,869	1	Inflation, attacked in the abortive Austral Plan of 1985 and now the target of new economic measures, has exceeded 300% over the past year	VERB	1
2,870	1	STATES MOVE to fill what they see as a void in job training	VERB	3
2,871	0	Lone Star Industries Inc. says its new cement, Pyrament, is so durable and fast- drying that an airplane can land on it four hours after it is poured, and so versatile it can be poured in almost any temperature	VERB	34
2,872	1	In addition, Mr. Joseph said, referring to the subcommittee's questions about Beatrice, Texstyrene and one other junk- bond issue, by Hanover Petroleum Corp., " I don't think it's fair at all to attack the firm over two or three instances.'	VERB	32
2,873	0	The appointments, filling vacant posts, are the first since the company's top officers resigned at the end of May	VERB	2
2,874	0	But when the rangers drove the girls to the ranger station, the unattended youth sped away, drank heavily, and 10 hours later smashed into a motorcyclist	VERB	4
2,875	0	Some people drank tea brewed at the back of the neoclassical church	VERB	2
2,876	0	But by 1985 the boom was over, and sales had withered to$ 100 million	VERB	10
2,877	0	Bill Byron, a regional sales manager for Columbus Wallcovering Co., danced wildly down the runway in a purple " country kitchen " material	VERB	10
2,878	1	As in 1913, private capital flows among the principal industrial economies are now huge relative to official reserves and to the underlying flow of commodity trade	VERB	22
2,879	0	The airline said its load factor, or the percentage of available seats filled, was 60.4% in August, unchanged from a year earlier	VERB	12
2,880	0	It actually demonstrated its ability to destroy target drones in flight	VERB	6
2,881	0	Although underwriters typically attempt to have new securities products introduced by borrowers other than themselves -- in order to lend additional credibility to the offering -- Merrill said it wanted to do the borrowing itself	VERB	19
2,882	1	During the debate, when Mr. Chirac derided Mr. Mitterrand for having changed his mind from time to time during a 40-year political career, Mr. Mitterrand, clearly well coached, retorted with some 10-year- old quotations from Mr. Chirac attacking the European Community, which Mr. Chirac now warmly embraces	VERB	37
2,883	1	Government investigators said they are stepping up efforts to gain the cooperation of numerous figures in the Pentagon bribery- and- fraud scandal and hope to obtain the assistance of dozens of key witnesses within two months	VERB	5
2,884	1	I was about to step forth on a dare from my editor when a spaced- out blonde weaved out of the crowd	VERB	4
2,885	1	The bard of Les- Loges- en- Josas, France, Stephen Powelson, stands ready, able and more than merely willing to pour the first 14, 300 lines into your ear, from memory -- and in classical Greek	VERB	19
2,886	0	The Federal Home Loan Bank Board, as expected, adopted a resolution intended to reassure Wall Street firms that have lent about$ 12.6 billion to the thrift unit of troubled Financial Corp. of America	VERB	19
2,887	0	Regulators are expected to issue soon a statement to reassure firms that have lent to the thrift unit of troubled Financial Corp. of America	VERB	13
2,888	1	Kimberlon, the costume maker, tried generic packaging to escape the seasonal trap, even eliminating the word Halloween	VERB	8
2,889	1	But while contacts between the two sides continued, no talks occurred over the weekend, as senior officials of both groups rested after two weeks of grueling work	VERB	20
2,890	0	The fire killed a building engineer trapped in an elevator and injured 40 custodial workers and firefighters	VERB	2
2,891	0	Digging into the affairs of a hypothetical Jones Corp., for example, Murphy accountants and investigators in many cases will examine each and every document	VERB	19
2,892	0	" He said that if everyone who had a gun to his head pulled the trigger at the same time, he would vaporize, " recalls one meeting participant	VERB	22
2,893	0	In 1813, a Welsh missionary named Thomas Jones stumbled across the hills into Meghalaya and began pushing the native Khasis, who today make up half the population, along the rocky path toward modernization and Christianity	VERB	8
2,894	0	By 1981 the lower end of the Pawtuxet, into which Ciba- Geigy had been pouring 1.2 million gallons of waste each day, could support only those organisms that flourish in sewage and toxic waste	VERB	28
2,895	0	Two doctors from Pittsburgh raced by private jet to the Midwest to retrieve it; on return, bad weather kept their plane circling over Pittsburgh for an hour and a half while Mr. McGowan, his chest opened and a heart- lung machine pumping his blood, lay on the operating table	VERB	41
2,896	0	He said that in the wake of the airliner incident, U.S. intelligence agencies have been flooded with warnings, many of them of questionable reliability, of possible Iranian- sponsored attacks	VERB	15
2,897	1	The discovery has led air- safety investigators to examine a possible link between the Continental craft and two aircraft accidents that involved fuselage cracking	VERB	8
2,898	1	Engineers intend to introduce deliberate flaws into two of the motor's joints to prove that even with these defects, the redesigned motor has enough safety features to ensure that hot gases won't escape from it	VERB	32
2,899	1	Lightning hasn't struck twice: The best of his last three films was the documentary " Chuck Berry: Hail	VERB	2
2,900	0	A talent like his would flourish best in a relatively genteel and restrained political culture -- or, failing that, in a parliamentary system where he could be handed a safe seat and told to stop worrying	VERB	5
2,901	0	Mr. Story thinks Mr. Holmes a Court will soon target acquisitions	VERB	9
2,902	0	Dr. Pizzo, who previewed his study at the Fourth International AIDS Conference in Stockholm, has said one little boy resumed riding his bike on AZT therapy	VERB	20
2,903	1	Mr. Lorenzo said Texas Air today will kick off an advertising campaign aimed at convincing the American public that Eastern is safe and has been the victim of union leaders " who have their own agenda.'	VERB	7
2,904	1	" In doing so, it would be filling the wishes of the U.S. government, which also is concerned that the dollar could rise too quickly	VERB	7
2,905	1	A merger, though, would lay the matter to rest	VERB	8
2,906	0	State officials are advising farmers to plow under infested fields	VERB	6
2,907	1	Tennis Lady said that after the sale it expects to " dissolve the company or invest in new businesses.'	VERB	11
2,908	1	Many are expected to step down to make way for a new generation of leaders more sensitive to public opinion in Taiwan	VERB	4
2,909	1	The black plague will have struck	VERB	5
2,910	0	An Israeli patrol killed a three- year- old Palestinian boy in the Gaza Strip as Arabs staged a general strike in the occupied territories to mark the start of the 12th month of an uprising against Israel	VERB	3
2,911	0	This three- part " Nature " miniseries presents the history of the area and its amazingly rich flora and fauna, including bat- eared foxes, dancing ostriches, shrimp- eating flamingos and leaping bush babies	VERB	24
2,912	0	Advertised with pictures of frolicking yuppies and the slogan " Jazz is born -- Macintosh boogies, " Jazz disappointed business users and never captured the new market Lotus targeted	VERB	28
2,913	0	" This is the kind of junk we can't even melt into other garbage, " says a major coin wholesaler who asked to remain anonymous because he has sold other coins under the auspices of the Marshall Islands	VERB	10
2,914	1	" As long as the rains come pouring down on our land, we have hope.'	VERB	7
2,915	1	She was up all night in a tent; the next morning, she plopped into the raft, feeling nauseated and trying to sleep as she bounced over rapids	VERB	21
2,916	0	The combination was supposed to make First RepublicBank Texas's dominant financial institution; instead, its$ 24.1 billion loan portfolio has withered in the state's hard- scrabble economy	VERB	19
2,917	0	While gas wells usually produce liquid as well as gas, " it evaporates, " he said	VERB	12
2,918	1	Mr. McVeigh, a seven- year Smith Barney veteran, said his department was profitable until the crash and until Primerica " started dancing on my head.'	VERB	21
2,919	0	Secretary of State Shultz recently flew to Geneva, for example, to " resolve ambiguities " over INF verification	VERB	5
2,920	0	I found that the journalists were delighted to find a young person interested enough in their trade to come in and go through the press clippings in those fascinating metal drawers that filled the morgue	VERB	32
2,921	0	AMR Corp.'s American Airlines agreed to lend Braniff Inc., Dallas, as much as$ 21 million, and also purchase certain Braniff assets for as much as$ 23 million, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission	VERB	6
2,922	1	" We don't know which he painted first, the deformity or the sweep of her flowing hair, " he says firmly	VERB	15
2,923	0	When Danny dances with Helen, who is dubious about the whole enterprise, he tells her that it's all a surprise for her, it's her Valentine's Day card	VERB	2
2,924	0	Administration officials said data collected by the U.S., Japan, and Bahrain has confirmed South Korean charges that two North Korean agents planted a bomb that killed 115 people aboard a KAL jet last November	VERB	21
2,925	0	Union locals were preparing to strike, citing health and safety grievances at about nine plants, including Chrysler's Sterling Heights, Mich., stamping plant	VERB	5
2,926	1	He rejects the suggestion that Gen. Noriega might have to step down	VERB	10
2,927	0	The ship hadn't attacked U.S .- flag vessels or been involved in mine- laying	VERB	3
2,928	0	But some institutional shareholders said they wanted to examine Griffin's$ 35-a- share offer	VERB	8
2,929	0	Xoma, for example, is targeting T-4 cells to combat certain diseases associated with bone marrow transplants	VERB	4
2,930	0	At the time, his feeling was that " even with the tax changes knocking out a lot of IRA money. .. the industry is expected to thrive and become more competitive over the next few years.'	VERB	13

2,831

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But Mr. Dole has so far spent much of his campaign attacking Vice President Bush for, among other things, having the effrontery to attack Congress

VERB

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2,832

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Labor unions, too, attack the underground economy

VERB

3

2,833

0

Mr. Cooper was in fact researching a book on Beethoven's working methods and had plowed through some 8, 000 pages of the composer's notes five years ago when he recognized the bones of the 10th

VERB

14

2,834

1

The work should have touched a nerve here because of the Korean government's effort to hide, for the duration of the Olympics, a popular variety of Seoul food -- namely, dog meat

VERB

4

2,835

1

Still, pension plans appeared to be cooling off on their earlier infatuation with small- stock strategies

VERB

6

2,836

0

The new method of temporarily fixing them involved installing an overlay of sheet metal with screws and liquid adhesives

VERB

5

2,837

0

They' ve arranged 1, 280 hotel and dormitory rooms for Dukakis workers, organized a bus system to get them to the convention, met the volunteers at the airport, distributed the blue- and- white signs that delegates wave to the cameras, and planted the trailers from which campaign managers are staging the convention that introduces the Massachusetts governor to the voters

VERB

41

2,838

1

Finding such a fecund gold field came as a surprise to Reynolds, which stumbled across the precious metal when it was looking for bauxite, a claylike substance that holds alumina, the basic ingredient in aluminum ingot

VERB

13

2,839

0

Mr. Tassin's new team will be filled out by Stephen Gardner, 28, and Christopher Kreidler, 24, who were hired during the past year to work with the group

VERB

6

2,840

0

One proposal calls for gasoline refiners to reduce the volatility of fuel in summer, thus reducing the fuel's tendency to evaporate and contribute to ozone pollution

VERB

20

2,841

0

You can't miss the hints of " Rheingold " and " Siegfried, " nor the occasional overblown welling up of massed orchestral sound

VERB

2

2,842

0

Three anti- apartheid activists emerged from a 36-day stay at the U.S. consulate in Johannesburg, where they had sought refuge after escaping from police

VERB

21

2,843

0

Armand Hammer, chairman of Occidental, planned to fly to Scotland to check out the situation for himself

VERB

7

2,844

1

I smoke too much, am constantly coughing, never eat, always sit around in a daze

VERB

8

2,845

0

For Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., the old- fashioned tombstone advertisement is going to rest in peace

VERB

13

2,846

1

" Compaq has stepped into the market and is arguably the leader in performance and functions for the price

VERB

3

2,847

0

Gently rocking them swings the hammers, which sway back and forth like the tongues of bells to strike the chimes

VERB

17

2,848

1

The Salk vaccine is composed of killed polio virus

VERB

6

2,849

1

Some U.S. officials believe that in time emotions will cool, and necessity once more will draw Iran toward normalizing relations with the U.S

VERB

9

2,850

0

" You can drive it with your fingertips, but still rest your hand on it.'

VERB

10

2,851

1

Mr. Bluey, who reports to SEC enforcement chief Gary Lynch, says he will particularly watch for accounting violations in pumping up sales, cost deferral and new types of financial instruments

VERB

19

2,852

0

Tamil militants attacked and set fire to two Moslem fishing villages in eastern Sri Lanka

VERB

2

2,853

0

The plan calls for Ferruzzi Finanziaria, the family holding company that controls the Ferruzzi- Montedison group and is now closely held, to absorb Iniziativa Me. T.A. unit in a stock swap

VERB

22

2,854

0

Lightning seldom strikes twice in the same spot

VERB

2

2,855

0

The Medical Letter, a respected nonprofit publication that evaluates the effectiveness of drugs for doctors, concluded that Actigall can dissolve gallstones in only about half of patients

VERB

19

2,856

0

If dry weather cuts normal production by just three bushels an acre, the nation's soybean stockpiles could evaporate by next year, says Richard Loewy, senior grain and oilseed analyst at Prudential- Bache Securities Inc

VERB

17

2,857

0

American, a unit of Fort Worth, Texas- based AMR Corp., touched off the latest round of increases last week, when it proposed raising all discount fares except for so- called MaxSavers, the industry's lowest fare level

VERB

10

2,858

0

Iran retaliated by firing two missiles that struck Baghdad, killing or injuring an unspecified number of people

VERB

7

2,859

1

The irony is that in 1968 Mr. Ford had ousted Mr. Miller as president of Ford -- kicking him upstairs, as vice chairman -- to make room for Semon E. " Bunkie " Knudsen, whom he hired away from General Motors Corp

VERB

17

2,860

1

One trader said that the rumors of the Finance Ministry's efforts to cool trading of the large- capitalization issues triggered the losses in the steel and heavy industrial sectors

VERB

12

2,861

0

It was financed in part by lending from foreign banks flush with petrodollars

VERB

6

2,862

1

After a little more than two months of deliberations, the Presidential Task Force on Market Mechanisms, also known as the Brady commission, has rolled out its proposals

VERB

23

2,863

0

But however microscopically small the particle size and smooth the consistency, this product is still 100% egg white or milk protein

VERB

8

2,864

1

The News runs a gossip column called the Gang of Nine -- it's written by nine unidentified students -- that recently has covered such topics as who's dating whom, who got " drunk enough to get kicked out of one of Boston's most miserable bars " and who did what in class -LRB- " Jeff, always make sure your shirttails are tucked in when standing in front of class " -RRB-

VERB

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2,865

0

" Do you know what democracy means? " he says, pouring a glass of my Orangina

VERB

10

2,866

0

The administration has been reluctant, for a number of reasons, to attack Tokyo on rice, historically Japan's most sacrosanct product

VERB

11

2,867

0

Because of continuing uncertainties associated with the stock market and inflation, he said consumer demand for CDs will flourish if interest rates get nearer to 10%

VERB

18

2,868

1

So, a few months ago he paid the equivalent of about$ 800 to get his nose fixed

VERB

16

2,869

1

Inflation, attacked in the abortive Austral Plan of 1985 and now the target of new economic measures, has exceeded 300% over the past year

VERB

1

2,870

1

STATES MOVE to fill what they see as a void in job training

VERB

3

2,871

0

Lone Star Industries Inc. says its new cement, Pyrament, is so durable and fast- drying that an airplane can land on it four hours after it is poured, and so versatile it can be poured in almost any temperature

VERB

34

2,872

1

In addition, Mr. Joseph said, referring to the subcommittee's questions about Beatrice, Texstyrene and one other junk- bond issue, by Hanover Petroleum Corp., " I don't think it's fair at all to attack the firm over two or three instances.'

VERB

32

2,873

0

The appointments, filling vacant posts, are the first since the company's top officers resigned at the end of May

VERB

2

2,874

0

But when the rangers drove the girls to the ranger station, the unattended youth sped away, drank heavily, and 10 hours later smashed into a motorcyclist

VERB

4

2,875

0

Some people drank tea brewed at the back of the neoclassical church

VERB

2

2,876

0

But by 1985 the boom was over, and sales had withered to$ 100 million

VERB

10

2,877

0

Bill Byron, a regional sales manager for Columbus Wallcovering Co., danced wildly down the runway in a purple " country kitchen " material

VERB

10

2,878

1

As in 1913, private capital flows among the principal industrial economies are now huge relative to official reserves and to the underlying flow of commodity trade

VERB

22

2,879

0

The airline said its load factor, or the percentage of available seats filled, was 60.4% in August, unchanged from a year earlier

VERB

12

2,880

0

It actually demonstrated its ability to destroy target drones in flight

VERB

6

2,881

0

Although underwriters typically attempt to have new securities products introduced by borrowers other than themselves -- in order to lend additional credibility to the offering -- Merrill said it wanted to do the borrowing itself

VERB

19

2,882

1

During the debate, when Mr. Chirac derided Mr. Mitterrand for having changed his mind from time to time during a 40-year political career, Mr. Mitterrand, clearly well coached, retorted with some 10-year- old quotations from Mr. Chirac attacking the European Community, which Mr. Chirac now warmly embraces

VERB

37

2,883

1

Government investigators said they are stepping up efforts to gain the cooperation of numerous figures in the Pentagon bribery- and- fraud scandal and hope to obtain the assistance of dozens of key witnesses within two months

VERB

5

2,884

1

I was about to step forth on a dare from my editor when a spaced- out blonde weaved out of the crowd

VERB

4

2,885

1

The bard of Les- Loges- en- Josas, France, Stephen Powelson, stands ready, able and more than merely willing to pour the first 14, 300 lines into your ear, from memory -- and in classical Greek

VERB

19

2,886

0

The Federal Home Loan Bank Board, as expected, adopted a resolution intended to reassure Wall Street firms that have lent about$ 12.6 billion to the thrift unit of troubled Financial Corp. of America

VERB

19

2,887

0

Regulators are expected to issue soon a statement to reassure firms that have lent to the thrift unit of troubled Financial Corp. of America

VERB

13

2,888

1

Kimberlon, the costume maker, tried generic packaging to escape the seasonal trap, even eliminating the word Halloween

VERB

8

2,889

1

But while contacts between the two sides continued, no talks occurred over the weekend, as senior officials of both groups rested after two weeks of grueling work

VERB

20

2,890

0

The fire killed a building engineer trapped in an elevator and injured 40 custodial workers and firefighters

VERB

2

2,891

0

Digging into the affairs of a hypothetical Jones Corp., for example, Murphy accountants and investigators in many cases will examine each and every document

VERB

19

2,892

0

" He said that if everyone who had a gun to his head pulled the trigger at the same time, he would vaporize, " recalls one meeting participant

VERB

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2,893

0

In 1813, a Welsh missionary named Thomas Jones stumbled across the hills into Meghalaya and began pushing the native Khasis, who today make up half the population, along the rocky path toward modernization and Christianity

VERB

8

2,894

0

By 1981 the lower end of the Pawtuxet, into which Ciba- Geigy had been pouring 1.2 million gallons of waste each day, could support only those organisms that flourish in sewage and toxic waste

VERB

28

2,895

0

Two doctors from Pittsburgh raced by private jet to the Midwest to retrieve it; on return, bad weather kept their plane circling over Pittsburgh for an hour and a half while Mr. McGowan, his chest opened and a heart- lung machine pumping his blood, lay on the operating table

VERB

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2,896

0

He said that in the wake of the airliner incident, U.S. intelligence agencies have been flooded with warnings, many of them of questionable reliability, of possible Iranian- sponsored attacks

VERB

15

2,897

1

The discovery has led air- safety investigators to examine a possible link between the Continental craft and two aircraft accidents that involved fuselage cracking

VERB

8

2,898

1

Engineers intend to introduce deliberate flaws into two of the motor's joints to prove that even with these defects, the redesigned motor has enough safety features to ensure that hot gases won't escape from it

VERB

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2,899

1

Lightning hasn't struck twice: The best of his last three films was the documentary " Chuck Berry: Hail

VERB

2

2,900

0

A talent like his would flourish best in a relatively genteel and restrained political culture -- or, failing that, in a parliamentary system where he could be handed a safe seat and told to stop worrying

VERB

5

2,901

0

Mr. Story thinks Mr. Holmes a Court will soon target acquisitions

VERB

9

2,902

0

Dr. Pizzo, who previewed his study at the Fourth International AIDS Conference in Stockholm, has said one little boy resumed riding his bike on AZT therapy

VERB

20

2,903

1

Mr. Lorenzo said Texas Air today will kick off an advertising campaign aimed at convincing the American public that Eastern is safe and has been the victim of union leaders " who have their own agenda.'

VERB

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2,904

1

" In doing so, it would be filling the wishes of the U.S. government, which also is concerned that the dollar could rise too quickly

VERB

7

2,905

1

A merger, though, would lay the matter to rest

VERB

8

2,906

0

State officials are advising farmers to plow under infested fields

VERB

6

2,907

1

Tennis Lady said that after the sale it expects to " dissolve the company or invest in new businesses.'

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Many are expected to step down to make way for a new generation of leaders more sensitive to public opinion in Taiwan

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2,909

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The black plague will have struck

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An Israeli patrol killed a three- year- old Palestinian boy in the Gaza Strip as Arabs staged a general strike in the occupied territories to mark the start of the 12th month of an uprising against Israel

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This three- part " Nature " miniseries presents the history of the area and its amazingly rich flora and fauna, including bat- eared foxes, dancing ostriches, shrimp- eating flamingos and leaping bush babies

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Advertised with pictures of frolicking yuppies and the slogan " Jazz is born -- Macintosh boogies, " Jazz disappointed business users and never captured the new market Lotus targeted

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" This is the kind of junk we can't even melt into other garbage, " says a major coin wholesaler who asked to remain anonymous because he has sold other coins under the auspices of the Marshall Islands

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" As long as the rains come pouring down on our land, we have hope.'

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She was up all night in a tent; the next morning, she plopped into the raft, feeling nauseated and trying to sleep as she bounced over rapids

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The combination was supposed to make First RepublicBank Texas's dominant financial institution; instead, its$ 24.1 billion loan portfolio has withered in the state's hard- scrabble economy

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While gas wells usually produce liquid as well as gas, " it evaporates, " he said

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Mr. McVeigh, a seven- year Smith Barney veteran, said his department was profitable until the crash and until Primerica " started dancing on my head.'

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Secretary of State Shultz recently flew to Geneva, for example, to " resolve ambiguities " over INF verification

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I found that the journalists were delighted to find a young person interested enough in their trade to come in and go through the press clippings in those fascinating metal drawers that filled the morgue

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AMR Corp.'s American Airlines agreed to lend Braniff Inc., Dallas, as much as$ 21 million, and also purchase certain Braniff assets for as much as$ 23 million, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission

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" We don't know which he painted first, the deformity or the sweep of her flowing hair, " he says firmly

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When Danny dances with Helen, who is dubious about the whole enterprise, he tells her that it's all a surprise for her, it's her Valentine's Day card

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Administration officials said data collected by the U.S., Japan, and Bahrain has confirmed South Korean charges that two North Korean agents planted a bomb that killed 115 people aboard a KAL jet last November

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Union locals were preparing to strike, citing health and safety grievances at about nine plants, including Chrysler's Sterling Heights, Mich., stamping plant

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He rejects the suggestion that Gen. Noriega might have to step down

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The ship hadn't attacked U.S .- flag vessels or been involved in mine- laying

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But some institutional shareholders said they wanted to examine Griffin's$ 35-a- share offer

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Xoma, for example, is targeting T-4 cells to combat certain diseases associated with bone marrow transplants

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At the time, his feeling was that " even with the tax changes knocking out a lot of IRA money. .. the industry is expected to thrive and become more competitive over the next few years.'

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