Word: expression
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...allies?all insistent that North Korea renounce its nuclear weapons-development program?the North's authoritarian leadership received the clearest message yet of how isolated it has become. Moreover, U.S. officials hope the North's latest displays of intractability will finally convince its only friends, Russia and China, to express their impatience with the regime's bluster and brinkmanship...
...appeal, concerned that its image had become fusty and middle-aged. "The choice of Liya herself was first linked to her style and personality," he says. "But she also makes the image of the brand hipper and more fashion forward. You can't have a single white face express the diversity of the world today." And certainly not the diversity of the U.S. by some estimates, black women account for 19% of all cosmetics sales in the country. Estee Lauder has expanded the range of makeup shades it offers, and Liya's ads will appear not only in publications like...
...think it's worth it--I no longer see shoes. I see sex. This happens to me with most things I can't eat, but still, I'm impressed that Ben has done this to me. I'm even more impressed that I have somehow handed him my American Express card and have bought my wife a pair of shoes that he insists really are on sale for $380. And are very important. And, as I discover when I get home, he is right...
...Weill] is known to keep reams of business information in his head?for instance, precisely when he stomped out as president of American Express after clashing with then CEO James Robinson. 'August 1985,' he says, correcting a reporter about the time of the event. In a decade of almost nonstop dealmaking since then, Weill has not only clawed his way back but last week was being hailed as the new king of Wall Street after Travelers sealed a $9 billion deal to acquire Salomon Bros., one of the world's largest bond-trading houses. Says Weill, 64, of his odyssey...
...first step toward better health care is choosing the doctor who is right for you--someone you feel comfortable with, says Dr. Howard Hiatt, professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. "You should be able to say, 'I'd like to have the time to talk with you, to express my concerns and to hear your response. And when it's necessary to make a decision, I'd also like to do that with...