Word: aims
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Although these diseases can be treated, as Warwick Anderson, assistant professor of the history of science, notes instead of just treating diseases, public health officials should aim to prevent the conditions that caused them in the first place...
...what can you do, if avoiding a reporter's question is your aim...
...when she first began writing a column for the Times, "Life in the 30's," she could successfully stick to her stated aim of writing a column of "personal reflections...
...this caveat aside, The Crimson's conflict of interest policy is quite strong. Since the aim of news writing is to be objective, people involved in situations, or directly affected by their outcome, should not write about them...
When taking aim, the former First Lady often puts the arrow in someone else's quiver. She remains furious at Jane Pauley for calling her "a woman of the '40s" in an interview in 1979, but puts the criticism in a TV-crew member's voice. "He conveyed the impression that it was not unusual for ((Pauley)) to be so ugly." When she is asked about calling Al Gore a demagogue, she shrugs and says, "Well, it was in my diary," as if that relieves her of responsibility...