Word: ari
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...been-there sort of way. Barbara found a middle ground between where Bill Clinton would be--calling Jesse Jackson in to pray and harking back to his alcoholic father--and the total silence of her son George. Calling it a "private matter," White House press secretary Ari Fleischer scolded reporters. "Do you want the American people to know that you're asking about private conversations that took place between the President of the U.S. and his child...
...Ari. People don't want to ask those questions, they dislike the press for asking them, but boy, do they gobble up the newspapers and magazines that provide the answers! Though a majority of Americans say they're pleased that honor and dignity have been restored to the White House, it is only human to gawk when a crack appears in the marble of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, especially if we've stepped on the same crack. Yes, it's part voyeurism, but it's much more I-wonder-how-they'll-deal-with-this...
...Keren Tamar Fischer and Benjamin Ari Flusberg '01 met in Jerusalem during a year of study abroad before beginning college. The two started dating in the beginning of Benjie's first year at Harvard, while Keren entered Stern College in New York. The two have maintained a long-distance relationship ever since. "We've never spent more than 12 days in a row together," Benjie says...
...buildings, could spend $5.2 billion to reduce its energy consumption 20% and recoup the investment in little more than five years. The Energy Department's Lawrence Berkeley lab developed a fluorescent table lamp that matches the output of a 150-W bulb using a quarter of the energy. When Ari Fleisher was asked last week whether the President would be asking citizens to change their lifestyle given that we consume more energy per capita than any other people on the planet, he said, "That...
...know when the White House is trying to get a particular "message" out? Simple: just count the number of times Press Secretary Ari Fleischer or any other high-level official employs the same words or phrases in a single briefing, speech or interview...