Word: arraying
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...this, our professors might respond, "we don't expect students to do all of the reading. Our goal is to provide students with a wide array of sources relevant to the subject matter we are teaching. It is the task of students to identify what they are passionate about. It is their task to differentiate between the relevant and irrelevant material and to separate it from the insignificant and irrelevant. We want our students to be well-rounded and to prepare them for the real world, a world that is characterized by overwhelming amounts of information...
...some pretty spectacular things. I saw a place that was announced as the birthplace of Homer, which it clearly wasn't. I got to see and cover the Acropolis." In Skagway, Alaska, another r-dub was shown an abandoned brothel. Under the floorboards she found an array of strange and terrible contraceptive devices of the Nineteenth Century. In South Africa, a female r-dub had to find the words to explain gently to a local that she was not in fact interested in doing promotions for his nude beach...
Stereotypically--albeit accurately--pegged as the nesting ground for campaign-crazed future politicians and fanatical progressive types, the club also offers a surprisingly wide array of alternative opportunities for political involvement...
...simple: The disease convinces its victims they are fat, and sufferers slowly give in to the idea that nothing could ever be quite so important as getting rid of that "fat." Beneath their single-minded dedication to starvation techniques and their denial, however, anorexics are generally dealing with an array of psychological, social and physical conflicts. Tuesday, a group of British psychiatrists added another page to the reams of possible causes of the disorder, which affects more than 1 in 250 girls and young women in the U.S. alone. The doctors' study, which compared the infancy and early childhood...
These days most major magazines have an array of intertwined alliances and deals with networks and Internet services. These need not be corrupting. Nor does bigness, in and of itself, make a company good or bad. What matters is the values of the people who work there...