At the outset of the film, Greg's family, which includes his hard-working father, mother, younger brother and grandfather, are concerned that he shows little inclination to buckle down to his studies and face life.
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So, Kaufer and a team of nine engineers buckled down to develop a new software testing management system, called QC / Advantage 1 . 0, which sells for $ 80, 000 to $ 100, 000.
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But with the stunning decision Friday by United to dismiss Burnett after 31 years _ costing the agency an estimated $ 120 million in billings _ top executives are buckling down to re-emphasize the basics.
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From the Virgin Islands, Law migrated north to Cambridge, to Harvard and to Adams House, where he roomed with a Southern Baptist and two Jewish students and buckled down to the study of Medieval European history.
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But after saving a pair of set points to force a first-set tie breaker, the Las Vegan buckled down to the brisk business of making Paes knuckle under in straight sets, 7-6 ( 7-5 ), 6-3.
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He went on to be a free-lance journalist, a columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle for a year, a Neiman Fellow at Harvard and a visiting professor at several colleges before buckling down to the book-writing game.
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Sounding the censorship alarm failed, so last week executives from the four broadcast television networks, along with their cable confreres, buckled down to design their own rating system, similar to the Motion Picture Association of America's code for movies.
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After this year's Hawaii Ironman ( 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, 26.2-mile run ), Smyers will buckle down to train for the far-shorter but faster Olympic trials ( . 93-mile swim, 24.8-mile bike, 6.2-mile run _ same as Pan Am ).
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While Kostunica, with a daunting task of diplomacy ahead of him, remains the hopeful new face of Yugoslavia on the world stage, it is Djindjic who must now buckle down to the more taxing job of remolding his country at home.
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Among the big players, only Venezuela failed to buckle down to austerity and now is paying the price in a full-blown emergency, with reserves dropping, short-term bank interest rates soaring to 120 percent and the stock market off 37 percent this month.
