The scoring begins anew, and a chance for redemption awaits.
We test the labMT, ANEW, and WK dictionaries for a range of stop words (starting with the removal of words scoring within (Delta_{h} = 1) of the neutral score of 5) [14].
The team has demonstrated initial success in holding local government officials accountable for their response to emergencies and crime while engaging civil society anew, and the programs make for worthwhile case studies.
To stoke that program, Mr. Bernanke said, the government could share losses with the lender if a borrower defaulted anew, and could pay $1,000 for every loan modification.
This is particularly true in Germany, where fierce debates and protests have broken out in recent years over what to preserve and what to build anew, and what that means for German identity and responsibility to history.
The empowerment zone money is only a small portion of the $36 million the Harbor must raise either to renovate a building somewhere in East Harlem or to build anew and have money left over for an endowment.
Consequently Americans have been "deprived of their lost treasure," the Jeffersonian passion for beginning anew and continuously reshaping their lives through local participatory politics.
Everything finished--and began anew--for me on January 2 , 2015
Daniel Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern University who has written at length about prosecutorial misconduct, told The Huffington Post that "beneath the patina of collegiality," Monday's opinion struck him as "a cry for the higher court to look anew at Solberg and for the legislature to revisit that section of the code".
If the effort fails, foreclosures will continue to surge and home prices will probably keep falling, sowing fresh losses in the financial system and threatening to crimp credit anew for businesses and households.
