But campus organizers say they are simply trying to acknowledge reality: that a lot of students have sex for the first time while they are in college, and this can muster many strong feelings and reactions.
The visitors failed to muster many other clear-cut chances but remain top by seven points after Roma were held to a 1-1 home draw by Empoli on Saturday.
The Obama administration's $787 billion stimulus package is sure to muster many shovels in an effort to rouse a despondent economy and put Americans back to work.
L.B.J. had mustered as many Republican votes as possible for Medicare, lest it be seen as a "Democratic bill".
The Senate mustered as many as 64 votes in defeating Republican amendments on Monday, just two short of what supporters need for final approval, and three senators who supported one of the amendments have already said they will vote for the treaty in the end.
Few companies' efforts passed muster: many sites did not act "quickly" enough, and others did not take "effective action" at all.
While 1 million doctors are currently listed in the startup's database — and 300,000 have passed its "quality screening," which means their experience, education, licenses, board certifications and referral network all pass muster — many of these doctors would be surprised to discover that this is the case.
While the specifics of the federal counterterrorism strategy are classified, what is in the public record indicates that the plan contemplates having to deal with as many as three sites being simultaneously hit and using "overwhelming force" against the terrorists, which probably means mustering as many as 3,000 ground troops to the site.
But even if he cannot muster that many votes, he can still create huge headaches for the speaker.
That costs time and money, but news media need to take responsibility for that, and not simply try to muster as many clicks as possible by allowing discussion to rage (literally) unchecked.
