Word: aims
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...longs to embrace something larger than himself. Morris' keenest insights into Reagan come in such poetic metaphors, and as such, the book has disappointed and awed different audiences. Those looking for a hard-core political history of the Reagan years would be advised to look elsewhere, as Morris' aim has always, and without pretense, been to discover the character of Ronald Reagan. In this aspect, Morris presents a textured, nuanced portrait of the former president that is fair, honest and accurate. Or, as his son Ronnie has said, as accurate a portrait as you can make of this very strange...
...aim for the Business School is to start with outposts in key areas-Asia, Latin America, Europe-and grow from there...
...save the paper and himself by breaking into the big city market. With brilliant personal salesmanship and no little bit of financial finagling, he finally won the backing he needed. On Aug. 19, 1896, he announced on the front page of his newly acquired newspaper that his "earnest aim was to give the news impartially, without fear or favor...
...important to give all junior scholars here a fair shot at promotion to full professor...even though we do not have a tenure track system, but the aim of all searches is to find the best scholars to teach our undergraduate and graduate students," Government Department Chair Roderick MacFarquhar wrote in an e-mail message...
...Harvard sits on its perch, the other teams in the Ivy League are taking aim...