Word: experts
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Because of this little-noted evolution, can we say that juries have lost their original purpose? As bodies which represent a community's moral sense and know the trial participants, juries are well suited. But if blind justice given by impartial legal experts is what we want, how about those supposedly impartial, supposedly expert, judges...
Each of the six scheduled performance features three or four of ten pieces. Any night is sure to please dance aficionados as well as those who know nothing about dance. The choreography is innovative, expert and stunning to watch. The dancers are even better. Their strength and flexibility are mindboggling; being able to slap your face with your foot seems to be a requirement for joining the Company...
...expert in the understanding and production of language has accepted a tenure offer in the psychology department...
...trends are not much kinder to Democrats elsewhere in the country. A national poll released last week by Republican Ed Goeas and Democrat Celinda Lake showed that voters had more confidence in the Republican Party on most issues and preferred Republican candidates for Congress. As a result, congressional expert Charles Cook gives the Democrats almost no chance of winning back a majority in the Senate next year and a 40% chance at most of retaking the House. One reason, says Cook, is simple lack of preparation: "I see none of the introspection that we saw the Democrats do during...
...slightly complicated (manifestly humanitarian, of course), but the upshot of the deal is that word of the thousand pounds reaches the ears of the money-hungry English fop, Archibald Cunningham. In between twirling his lace cuffs and showing off his swordsmanship, Cunningham contrives to commit cool murder and expert theft, and the plot is off and running...