Word: arraying
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...think it is absolutely essential that we disaggregate the issue of financial aid from the principle here...We ought to move past the crude array of partially relevant arguments to make our antidiscrimination policy take effect...
Allen compensates for the grim premise by offering an array of characters as a source of comedy. For example, a sword swallower (Mia Farrow) leaves her clown-lover (John Malkovich) after catching him with the fortune-teller (Madonna). She finds shelter with a bunch of prostitutes (Jodie Foster, Kathy Bates, Lily Tomlin) and winds up getting paid for sex by John Cusack...
...think it is absolutely essential that we disaggregate the issue of financial aid from the principle here," he said. "We ought to move past the crude array of partially relevant arguments to make our anti-discrimination policy take effect...
Wherever the truth may rest, the Lozano case illustrates the tangle of emotions and desires that wind through many doctor-patient relationships. Surveys indicate that between 7% and 13% of healers within an array of specialties -- including psychologists, gynecologists, surgeons and family practitioners -- have had some erotic contact with their patients. Public outrage over such cases has led eight states to pass legislation in recent years making sexual abuse of patients a crime...
...colleges, on the other hand, are so responsive to cultural currents that they are often on the cutting edge of social change. Such sensitivity -- some might argue hypersensitivity -- to the culture around them reflects the broad array of constituencies to which college administrators must answer. The board of trustees, composed of community and national leaders, serves as a referee between the institutional culture and the surrounding community; alumni and corporate donors, who often earmark monies for specific expenditures; student bodies that demand a voice in university life; legislators who apportion government funds; and an often feisty faculty...