Word: expression
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...Never of an ordinary bent, her intellect was always finding fresh combinations and original perspectives," said John D. Stewart, senior preceptor in music, who knew Vosgerchian for over 30 years. "It was endlessly exciting and rewarding to have such a friend, a conversationalist of great artistry. I cannot possibly express how deeply I will miss that...
...would be difficult under any circumstance to lose someone our age, about whom so many of us cared. But spread around the country and the world, it is even harder. We can only express our disbelief via e-mail, and console one another over the phone. We can't come together for a proper memorial...
...council is more than a distributor of funding. We also have a leadership role in the Harvard community. Acting in this role, we frequently pass resolutions to express our concern about issues that affect the community. Such an issue was the string of homophobic incidents that occurred earlier this school year...
...officers know that their role is [to ensure that] students have the opportunity to express themselves in the accepted manner of the University culture," Riley says. "[The students] know we're not there to bully or harass them in such a way as to suppress the voicing of their opinions and issues...
...believes the U.S. has reached this point, and anticipates that finance companies like Citibank and First USA will follow the recent move by American Express to issue smart cards to their clients, as well as readers for their PCs at reduced prices. Noting Motorola's decision last year to pull out of an already tight global smart-card market, Giry expresses confidence that new players will not be able to take on the three French companies that have more than 70% of the global-production market: Gemplus, Schlumberger and Bull...