Word: aims
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DiBattista also said that Toscanini's is trying to aim at a variety of consumers...
...century figures, Biography's producers do a good job of following the series' other mandate: turning up a chatty group of the subject's friends and relatives. Producers can generally procure interviews with living subjects too (if not, they rely on existing news footage), since the series does not aim for Hard Copy-esque lambasting. If anything, Biography is uncritical to a fault. An episode on Carl Sagan had movie producer Lynda Obst rhapsodizing about the astronomer's romance with her friend Annie Druyan. The sing-songy-voiced narrator seemed just as enchanted with the story, even though the reality...
...arguing that virginity is a more virtuous path than promiscuity. My more immediate aim is to rid us of the notion that virginity in males should be a source of embarrassment and shame. I ask that that the conception of virginity be reconsidered...
Simons described his organization's successful fight to convince Harvard Dining Services (HDS) to revoke its contract with Pepsi in light of the company's investments in Burma. He cited the group's work as evidence that student activism can affect change within the University, especially when students aim their efforts...
...formed a board and now addresses a wider audience. We do not aim at one view of Israel," said Goldstein...