Word: exploitatively
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...tried to exploit the flanks, but just couldn't get it in," Pincince said. "Harvard just wasn't giving...
...coalition of environmentalists, commercial fishermen, native Alaskans and state legislators wants at least 80% of the money to be used to buy and preserve 202,000 hectares (500,000 acres) of prime fish and wildlife habitat, either by purchasing the land outright or by buying up the rights to exploit its resources. The advocates argue that since little more can be done to restore areas damaged by the spill, protecting the region's ecosystem from further harm is the next best option. Much of the land is privately held old- growth forest already marked for logging -- some of it, thanks...
Tellier is hoping to exploit this advantage to shut down Harvard's main man: Mike Giardi...
Fine. To mine your own history is one thing. But to exploit your family is quite another. Gore brought tears to the eyes of millions with the invocation of his sister's death and his son's near fatal car accident. Clinton matched him with his father's fatal car accident and his mother's cancer. In between, a 14-minute Clinton bio had him telling the world of 12-year-old daughter Chelsea watching Dad's TV confession to "causing pain in my marriage" and then extending an intimate daughterly exoneration -- reported to millions...
Shameful nonsense. Nonsense because no one can possibly look at America today and genuinely see a people, like little Albert, "limp and still, without breath or pulse." Shameful because the analogy is meant to exploit our sympathy for father Gore's pain to convince us that candidate Gore harbors equally deep feelings for the health of America. If he does, he is a lousy father. If he does not, he is a dissimulating politician...