Word: aspects
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...telling the girls that I don’t know what the strategy is to prepare for us,” Delaney-Smith said. “We don’t rely on any one person, and I want us to be confident in that aspect of our team.”This win turned out to be a complete team effort, as each of the team’s twelve players saw significant action.In particular, the efforts of junior Dimma Kalu and freshman Liz Altmaier seemed to draw particular excitement from the Crimson bench. One highlight...
...philosophy guiding it is very different than the Core, and that is an important aspect of it,” Greenfield said...
...City and started taking night classes at the Fashion Institute of Technology.Starting with only $5,000, Bartlett began making clothes out of his apartment. Buzz built and in 1992 Bartlett showed his first collection. Over the next decade, his fashion shows would become famed as much for their spectacular aspect as for Bartlett’s high-concept clothing. For example, his Fall 1998 show featured a blonde man wearing a green cape, sitting atop a horse. At one fashion show, Bartlett used all black models. Another runway show featured an (impeccably-suited) voodoo priest fondling a live chicken...
...frustrating aspect of their sound is its insistent use of sharp rhythms. The guitar leads and accompanying, layered drumbeats are short and abrupt rather than flowing melodically. You’re not being wooed through the song as with many Britpop bands; you’re being jerked around by a lack of consistent melody. Whereas some groups can use this to their artistic favor, Field Music has produced an album that makes listening uncomfortable...
...most immediately noticeable aspect of “Lincoln’s Smile and Other Enigmas” is a giant photograph of Abraham Lincoln’s craggy face staring out from the cover. But in spite of the photograph’s prominence, the key word in the title of Alan Trachtenberg’s new book is not “Lincoln,” but “enigmas.”Honest Abe figures only slightly in one of the book’s essays, and even then it is not so much Abraham Lincoln...