Word: subjecting
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When Pilot first was hired by what was then called the Meteorology department 35 years ago, she couldn't have cared less about the subject...
...after years of working with Gould in the paleontology wing, the subject matter began to grow...
Morris brilliantly captured his subject in "The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt." But he found Ronald Reagan so impenetrable that he resorted to inventing a fictionalized alter Edmund to give imaginative life and depth to "Dutch." The Wizard of Oz was a wizard indeed, and he worked great magic (the transformation of Americans' view of their country and the role of their government, for example). But Reagan could also seem to Morris an appallingly and mysteriously empty suit - banal, passive, incurious, abstracted...
...cyber civil liberties, you can chalk up one in favor of First Amendment purists. The Federal Election Commission has voted against the George W. Bush campaign after it complained that a parody site with the domain name "gwbush.com" was a form of anti-Bush electioneering and should be subject to FEC rules governing campaign spending. The site, which closely follows the look of the Bush campaign's official web pages, contains subtly headlined articles suggesting that Bush used illegal drugs and may be unqualified to be president. Bush's official site is addressed "georgewbush.com." According to the New York Times...
TITLE-ATING Rather than being judged by their covers, some books published this spring deserve attention just for their titles. See if you can match the title with its subject...