Word: details
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...bidding conference today and tomorrow in Denver will detail for companies how the process will work. Sealed bids, which can be submitted by any oil and gas company, must be submitted by April 14, 1992. About 40 companies have signed up for the conference, Gendelman said...
...latest evidence about Jeffries' character revolves around the death threat he allegedly leveled against a Harvard Crimson editor who'd interviewed him: Eliot Morgan, Jeffries was apparently worried that Morgan would detail the professor's hostility toward Jews; no doubt, he was also concerned that he had been a bit too candid in describing Harvard's highly esteemed African-American Studies chairman, Prof. Henry Louis Gates, Jr., as a "punk and a faggor." Jeffries, it appears, both threatened Morgan and had his own "bodyguard" seize a tape-recording Morgan had made of the interview...
...This money can and should be redirected at home," Agran continued. He went on to detail a precise economic agenda for the country. According to his program, 25 billion dollars a year would go directly to cities and towns to be used for such projects as public health clinics, libraries, police forces and improved transportation, he said...
...tape recording to visualize their condition mentally and to wish it away. Introduced in the 1970s to help athletes and musicians perform better, the method has won increasing acceptance among some doctors as a way to battle chronic pain, tumors and persistent infections. Patients are advised to study in detail how their immune system is responding to a particular ailment and then, with cues from a therapist, to imagine the antibodies and white blood cells zapping...
Among Schor's books are Reading in Detail: Aesthetics and the Feminine, published in 1987 by Methuen, Breaking the Chain: Women, Theory and French Realist Fiction, published in 1985 by Columbia University Press and Zola's Crowds, published in 1978 by The Johns Hopkins University Press...