Word: reasonably
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...does one report and calculate character? (I exempt the immediate answer of mathematicians, who are experts at calculating characters and often construct complicated tables for this very reason.) I'm not critiquing the subtle bias of reported facts so much as their general absence. Put simply, the sheer intangibility of the issue is no excuse for an intangibility of evidence...
...have no reason to believe the attacker was an insider, and we have no reason to believe the attacker was an outsider," HUPD Chief Francis D. "Bud" Riley said. "However, it was committed in a residence hall...
...MEDIA ARE LIKE A SCHOOL OF FISH When you're watching the Discovery Channel, do you ever wonder how those enormous schools of fish can all magically turn at the same moment, as if they were reading one another's mind? The reason is, they're not looking out at the water, they're looking at one another. That's how the press works too. Journalists spend a lot more time worrying about what other journalists think of their stories than about what readers or viewers might want or need to know. And because reporters tend...
...larger issue the Bush campaign has been forced to deal with is whether their candidate was honest about the incident. "He was always very forthcoming in acknowledging that he drank too much in the past," says Hughes. The reason he did not disclose the DUI arrest specifically, she says, is that he did not want his behavior to set a bad example for his twin daughters, now freshmen in college - an excuse that struck some listeners as similar to one that President Clinton gave for lying about Monica Lewinsky...
...brings players to us," Stone said. "Premier Canadian players have more of a reason to leave national play and come to play here. It's a positive in many ways...