Word: eye
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...intellectual pursuit of the roots of the black nationalist movement has also brought Malcolm X back to the public eye, the dean said. Epps said commercialization also played a role in the resurgence. In addition, rap groups, which Epps called "the successors to the radicals of the period," have recently been romanticizing the teachings of Malcolm...
...Laws of Gravity" is a powerful first film from a filmmaker who knows the streets, but Gomez needs to bring a subtler eye for a more comprehensive range of human experience and emotion to his next film. All this without forfeiting the rough energy, drive and quick-spiritedness of "Laws of Gravity...
...Kennedy's name fell under the magazine's"Keep an Eye On" category...
Vidal has lived most of his adult life in the public eye. Even for people who have only heard of his mischievous best seller Myra Breckinridge, his image from countless TV talk shows is indelible -- by turns suave, perverse, a man smarter than anyone else on the set. His waspish ripostes can be frightening to confront but endlessly quotable later -- like his line about Ronald Reagan: "A triumph of the embalmer's art." Handsome, saturnine, Vidal projects the threat that he is capable of derailing anything...
...recovery is such an odd, torpid one. "Of all these panels I've attended, this one was the best," says senior writer John Greenwald, who helped organize the session and wrote one of the cover stories. "Sometimes discussions of economic issues get bogged down in minutiae that can be eye-glazing." To its credit, the TIME panel provided a sweeping analysis of the troubled economy and of what's right and what's wrong about the candidates' programs...