Word: tellingly
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...identities of either caller or recipient, or even whether the call was completed and a communication took place. Yet none of these qualities are shared by e-mail addresses or Web links, both of which the FBI would like to include under Carnivore's surveillance. A phone number might tell me who called you, but not what they said; on the other hand, if I know the websites you visit, I can visit them myself and find out what you've been reading...
...Liberties Union and other privacy advocates have called for the FBI to open the Carnivore source code to the public, and the FBI has recruited a university to investigate the program, but neither plan represents a real solution: Seeing the source code to one version of Carnivore doesn't tell you anything about what's running on the next box the FBI installs...
...likely to repeat in Tuesday's debate. He used the phrase 13 times in a single speech. But where did it come from? Answer: the most unlikely of places for a candidate who frequently boasts that "we take stands without having to run polls and focus groups to tell us where we stand." As it happens, the phrase education recession was cooked up by Republican media strategist Alex Castellanos and was so thoroughly poll-tested and put before focus groups that aides can cite the exact percentage of women who reacted favorably to the phrase in each...
...never focus-group an initiative," insists a top Bush aide. "We just focus-group the language and framework of our message." But sometimes the distinction can be lost. After all, the next time Bush says, "I don't need polls to tell me what to think," voters might fairly wonder, Did a pollster tell him to say that? --By James Carney and John F. Dickerson
Each of the four guest rooms is decorated in an Afro-centric theme. The sunny Ashante Suite features African artifacts and textiles and hauntingly beautiful sculptures. Visitors tell Greenwood that staying in the Black Memorabilia Suite--with its old quilts, rag dolls and Louis Armstrong wax record from the 1940s--is "like going to Grandma's house down South." The romantic Jumping-the-Broom Suite, with double Jacuzzi, is popular with honeymooners, whom Greenwood greets with champagne, strawberries and cream...