Word: saving
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...once again but without realizing it, in an immediate postwar period. The cold war was world war in every respect but one. It was a great struggle between two massive alliances conducted on every continent and at every level of struggle -- economic, political and military -- save one: the existence of nuclear weapons outlawed direct military engagement between the great powers. Which is why the cold war is not recognized for what it was -- World War III. And in 1989 it ended just like the first...
First, simply, they can save the theatergoer time. In a week stuffed with plays, movies and concerts, you have to make a choice, and a lucid, well-written review combined with general word-of-mouth can give you a good idea whether or not a production is worth checking...
...none, that it provided a balance of courses in the social sciences that gave me a picture of how they all fit together and thus kept disciplinary boundaries from prematurely narrowing my range of interests, and that it prepared me well--better, I think, than any other undergraduate concentration save Economics would have--for graduate study in the social sciences...
Howard Witt plays Cymbeline, King of Britain, a man trying to save his country from the Romans and his daughter from a deplorable misalliance. The role has some emotional potential, but Witt is unable to rise above his encumbering royal robes, and succeeds only in seeming like a temperamental...
COVER: When the very technology that can save lives is only prolonging death, how should a patient decide whether to stop treatment -- or help death along...