Word: concerned
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Society's disrespect for genuine good-hearted concern for our fellow beings has been passed on to today's youth. Kinder treatment of animals seems to be a dream of the past, publicly trounced by Prince William's unabashed affection for fox hunting with hounds...
...This lack of concern seems to indicate that the sponsors' motives may actually have very little to do with the BGLTSA or the rights of student groups in general and much more to do with their own political agenda," she wrote...
...would hope the medical community could provide some of the support she lacks in her personal life. Instead, Wit depicts a series of cold, impersonal doctors and technicians whose primary concern, beneath the senseless formalities they are required to spew, is research. In all fairness, each does work with relative competence to save Dr. Bearing's life in the face of metastasized cancer, but only one character attempts to salvage the vanishing shreds of the patient's dignity in the process. Susie (Lisa Tharps) gives a moving performance as the simple-minded nurse who ultimately proves to be more intelligent...
...report by the American Council on Education indicates that 71 percent of Americans believe "a four-year college education is not affordable." The cost of a college education is a top concern for 65 percent of Americans--putting it ahead of violent crimes against children, children's health care and the quality of public schools, the release said...
...complete isolation--a purely political measure is not an economic embargo. Neither does this mean that the other EU member states will cease to "attentively watch Austrian political developments"; a diplomatic downgrade does not imply averting one's eyes from the issue but rather is a signal of serious concern...