"We've had some recent elimination games there," Jeter said, "but I don't mind playing there".
China's recent elimination of Presidential term limits reflects the global ascent of emboldened autocrats.
The focus of the uproar was the College Board's recent elimination of a policy for SAT II test scores.
By Robin Wright February 27 , 2018China's recent elimination of Presidential term limits, enabling Xi Jinping to remain in power indefinitely, reflects a global rise in emboldened autocrats.
China's recent elimination of Presidential term limits, enabling Xi Jinping to remain in power indefinitely, reflects a global rise in emboldened autocrats.
With the recent elimination of border restrictions, however, Turkish exports of everything from tea to textiles to diapers are booming, along with a newfound ardor.
It's possible, though, that the recent elimination of the filibuster for executive branch appointments will make Patrick seem more attractive to Obama, and he'd be a decent if unexciting choice.
But with the recent elimination of early admissions at Harvard, Princeton and the University of Virginia, students may be tempted to apply early elsewhere and try to wriggle out if one of those three comes through later.
The loss of track and field at Delaware, as well as the recent elimination of wrestling programs at Liberty and Nebraska-Omaha, can be directly traced to O.C.R.'s 1996 action.
Coming into the game it should have been Chicago who were the brittle proposition – since Mike Magee's one man rescue mission began to flag, the Fire have been struggling, and recent elimination from the US Open Cup (a tournament Chicago have historically prized), and their own struggles in front of goal, have stretched fan patience to the limit.
Mr. Reeser and Gail Lawrence, the current president of the West Texas campuses, attributed much of the enrollment decline to the recent elimination of programs including digital media, which was popular among students but unlikely to get them a job in the area, and agricultural technology, which promised good job prospects but proved less popular.
