Laviolette said he never mentioned to his players that they could climb two spots in the standing, and Snow played down the accomplishment, pointing out there will be another game to play Sunday.
We list some past accomplishments and points for future research in Supplementary Fig. 15.
He cited the county's financial turnaround as his greatest accomplishment and pointed to eight upgrades in the county's credit rating in the last 18 months.
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Cuomo now has a major accomplishment to point to which satisfies much of the liberal base of the Democratic Party, and also has helped his national profile as a leader and national figure in the Democratic Party.
It is so often men who get the great accolades and monetary compensation for their accomplishments, she points out, while women -- graduates of top colleges -- are forced to toil as volunteers in schools and on charity boards with little recognition and no pay.
It represented my life — my hard work, my accomplishments, my point of view, my mother's originality.
"It in no way disparages Friedan's accomplishments to point out that 'The Feminine Mystique' was not ahead of its time," Coontz writes.
Because of today's weak economy, Mr. Obama "doesn't have a lot of domestic accomplishments" to point to, said Mark Penn, an adviser to Mr. Clinton in 1996 and to Hillary Rodham Clinton when she opposed Mr. Obama for the 2008 Democratic nomination.
With virtually no partisan-free accomplishments to point to, is it any wonder that the rallying cry of the president's supporters is reduced, in effect, to "please help us stay in office"?
"We have a governor who after three-and-a-half years has no accomplishments to point to, which is why he talks about things like this," Mark Miner, a spokesman for Mr. Simon, said.
