Word: arraying
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...years), joked good-naturedly about the quick passage of time. After Bob claimed to have constructed the Harvard flag that waved proudly behind their table, Briggs quipped, the name of his company is half-mast. In response, Bob just smiled and shook his head. The friends enjoyed an impressive array of food and drink, including assorted cheeses, crackers and breads, home-baked lemon squares, macadamia goodies, a selection of nuts, and Mrs. Shaunessys special chocolate orgasm brownies. Try one, Bob Shaunessy urged, Itll light up your life. Sipping single-malt scotch, Jack Mohan remarked, Its usually better than this...
...Princeton plans to work on the development of non-proprietary technology tools that will enhance our ability to make an array of online technology tools.... [Our goal] is to make an array of online teaching resources widely available and to deliver academically innovative instruction, not only to our own students, but to a much broader audience that includes our alumni, the higher education community and others interested in the pursuit of knowledge,” Leydon said in a statement released Thursday...
...allies have an array of satellites and sophisticated intelligence-gathering systems. We in the media report their every official explanation and comment. Yet for public perceptions of how the war is unfolding, the Taliban are once again showing how low tech can challenge high tech...
Walking into the new chemistry department center, graduate students can find an array of ways to enjoy a break from their busy schedule...
Freshman year, Harvard appeared as a promised land, where one would enter and be forever changed by the endless array of activities and opportunities. Like most first-years, I signed up for every student activity at the fair, and I went religiously to every forum given at the IOP. But sometime around the middle of sophomore year, as I finally unsubscribed from the Shokotan Karate e-mail list, I lost my Harvard naivete and suddenly found that despite my best efforts, I had wound up exactly where I started. I seem to have joined the plodding majority of undergraduates...