Word: arraying
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...involves not just one but an array of ailments resulting from tugging, pounding and straining crucial tissues in the upper body. It usually begins innocuously. "People think they've had a particularly hard day or that they're getting old," says Frank Fernandez, an Oakland, California, attorney who has filed suit against several computer manufacturers on behalf of RSI sufferers...
Dozens of blackboards proclaim, in colored chalk, the dizzying array of meals available at Bartley's. The menu itself is jammed with handwritten descriptions of pasta dishes, fried clams ("no bellies"), hot apple pan dowdy, cajun fried sweet potatoes, and of course, Mr. Bartley's celebrated burgers...
Students who have paid their bills will receive an array of bureau cratic materials, including registration forms, study cards, identification cards and catalog supplements...
...dizzying array of backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, freestyle -- 62 Olympic races in all -- the long-dominant Americans especially expected to excel in the individual free sprints, the glamour events, as if they were a birthright. The favorite: Biondi, the 1988 five-gold champion who earns six figures posing for Ray Ban sunglasses and drinking Evian water. And should the California torpedo fail, there would be ample backup on the U.S. team, including Tom Jager, the 1988 silver medalist who earns a living swimming against Biondi in exhibition races. Los tiburones yanqui -- the Yankee sharks -- the Spanish sportswriters dubbed them...
...promote the viability of pay-per-view," says Christopher Dixon, a media analyst for Paine Webber. "In so doing, they've educated and helped build an audience for the ) future." Barry Gould, publisher of Pay-Per-View Update, predicts that the next Olympics will have a far more sophisticated array of viewing options. "I think the technology will be in place to offer the programming on a timed basis, like a toll call. You turn on your television set, and then a meter starts running." And if Letterman is still around, he'll have a field...