Now Harvard is dealing with a new scandal: did it go too far to cap a leak?
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He treats every creation as a challenge, daring himself to go far beyond any simple assumption about how a device, such as a corkscrew or nutcracker, is expected to work.
We're about to boldly go to a galaxy far, far away and match up two cosmic competitors.
Some of these go a little too far, but for the most part they are pretty clever.
Some years you don't really have a chance to go that far in the playoffs, you just battle hard.
This all suggests that if Pitt and New Mexico both get into the tournament, Pitt will be a better bet to go far but perhaps not as good as teams that the RPI and Pomeroy agree on.
But don't think for a nanosecond that Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs is going to go too far downmarket in a bid for market share.
White House officials are hoping that the Senate will avoid a full-scale impeachment trial and they insist the president will go far in working out a censure deal to ensure that happens.
This could result in the creation of a new internal business unit, or could go so far as the creation of a spin-off company.
And Edmund Phelps won't have to go far to have a celebratory beer with his fellow 2006 Nobel Laureates because all the Nobel Prizewinners so far this year are Americans, as you may have heard.
Still, considering that Mr Brown had been in office for less than a week, and that some of his ideas were novel if not radical, the charge that they did not go far enough seems a little harsh.
It's probably a risk factor, but I would not go as far as saying it's a cause.
Mr Major, who preaches the equal opportunities for which his own life is a conspicuous advertisement, has far to go if ever he is to impose that vision on a deeply conservative country.
At some point, when more people are paying attention, she might go just a bit too far.
Nor did his intermittent employment as a writer and painting instructor go far towards making up the difference.
Kenyans should be reconciled because as a divided people we cannot go far.
In a sense you might go as far as to call higher yielding stocks like Abbott, the Go-Go stocks of the current decade.
Others point out that all exploration costs can be off-set against any tax liable ones, and that a claim can go back as far as 25 years.
Politically, governors and mayors find that exhorting voters to go on a diet is far easier on the stomach than, say, pushing a soda tax or junk-food ban.
But is there a point where they go too far?
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One investor with ties to one of those lawsuits, who wished to remain anonymous, suggested that Spanish actions, under both the current and last governments, had made Spain a no-go zone as far as new investment is concerned.
We are also giving NHS organisations a new duty to be open if things go wrong, to help build a far more open NHS culture.
This marks a crucial development in the Internet's history: Far from being a place where geeks go to hang out with other geeks, the Internet is now as vital a part of the average college student's world as Spring Break.
Children come to school today with health-care needs that go far beyond bandaging a skinned knee.
The drill bits still have a way to go, but so far the geologists like what they see.
The question being tested: Just how far can a team go in sacrificing the present to build for the future?
"There's only so far a selloff can go, " Mr. Greenhaus said.
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