Word: complex
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...always been a balancing act between the rights of individuals and the good of the public. And when that "public" can transform overnight from a community of quiet suburbanites and small weekly papers into a legion of lawyers and an international press corps, that balancing act becomes considerably more complex...
...Roche. "It's true they may be somewhat na?ve in dealing with the media, and that may have contributed to their problems in the past, but in this case it seems they did what the families and the public wanted - they turned over the documents. This is a terribly complex case that any police force would have a hard time handling while keeping the public happy...
...seemingly worthless statement has a “deeper meaning” of its own. Although the scope of this statement may appear to dilute itself from conveying any real message, this statement is, rather, a serving of “Oprahganda,” Oprah’s complex system of propaganda. In contrast to the “ordinary,” which is her message as it reads, the “extraordinary” is this aforementioned “deeper meaning.” This constitutes her real message to her readership: give me your...
Wrinn said the DeWolfe housing complex, Eliot, Leverett, Mather and Quincy Houses all experienced some loss of power, as did the Kennedy School of Government, the Taubman Center and Rosovsky Hall...
...Clinton administration's decision, the senators may be missing the fact that all sides of this family dispute have been subject to political manipulation. Putting some of the Miami relatives in a situation where they, too, might be cross-examined could turn those hearings into something a lot more complex than a simple attack on the Clinton administration's tactics. And that could leave the Senate presiding over something of a morass. They may also want to consider a Sunday NBC poll that found 62 percent of Americans believed a congressional inquiry would not be useful...