Word: tellingly
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Augustine says when he encountered an incident of homophobia, the BGLTSA was there to help him--tell him his options, and recommend a course of action...
...draw of football or movie stars. In 10 years, the top awards show is likely to be the Clio, the award for achievements in advertising. In some ways the Oscars are already as self-serving: We do buy the idea that movie people, renamed the "Academy," can vote to tell us each year what was the best movie. In a decade, the Clio will have joined the "must-sees" of annual television events...
...insiders tell TIME the hirings and expenditures under Crowell and Hayes were apparently designed to win favor with the Vice President. A spokesman for Crowell disputes this, saying the only motivation was to "add value" to the TVA. Hayes, who left the agency last year to work on Gore's campaign, told TIME, "I never looked at anything as patronage for Al Gore...
...When it's up we call [ABC's toll-free] number every day and we try to answer the questions," Kim said. "They call between 12 and 3 to tell you if you've made it to the second round, so Chris stays in the room then...
...only in striking down the most outrageous and vague ordinances. On the whole, the court is not limiting discretion so much as teaching police departments the rules. In Whren and Weaver, the court is sending a strong signal to cities that they will give broad latitude to racial profiling. Tell me a story, they say. Make it borderline believable, and we will deny motions to dismiss on the basis of Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment challenges when minorities claim unreasonable searches and discriminatory treatment...