Word: personalize
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Since 1927, when TIME named Charles Lindbergh its first Man of the Year, the guiding principle has been to identify the person who, for better or for worse, has had the most impact on the year's events. And we stress: for better or for worse. The Man of the Year is not our version of the Nobel Peace Prize nor an attempt at canonization. It is a news judgment. Some subjects have been men of peace, like the Mahatma Gandhi (1930) and Martin Luther King Jr. (1963). Others have been evil, like Joseph Stalin (1939 and 1942) and Adolf...