Word: fishbowls
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...Sophie Rhys-Jones. The last few weeks have been no fairy tale for Queen Elizabeth's newest daughter-in-law. She had her own public relations business before she married Prince Edward in 1999 to become H.R.H. the Countess of Wessex. She seemed perfect for the post-Diana media fishbowl--a p.r. executive with stage presence, delighted to be part of the Firm instead of throwing acid on it. Then Sophie fell for the oldest trick in the tabloid book...
...central Texas, just 23 miles southwest of Waco, is Bush's sanctuary. Nearly every weekend of the campaign he came here; he prepared for debates in its two-room cottage, and he has spent the major part of the postelection period out in its dusty acres, away from the fishbowl of the Texas Governor's Mansion. Why does he come here? What does he do here...
...been left to chance. "Don't forget to look for your audience leader," the crowd was told before proceedings began, "to know when exactly to take your cues." But in the ceremony's genuinely showstopping moments - as Meryl Tankard's aerial ballet turned the stadium into a giant fishbowl, as an Olympic flag unfurled from the one end of the stadium across the athletes like the spume of surf - the only appropriate response...
...Blair, is visibly busting with the news of the impending birth of her fourth child. A prominent lawyer with ambitions to be a High Court judge, Booth is the picture of the modern woman. At 45, she has a stable career and family life, despite her view from the fishbowl of British public scrutiny...
...thanks to the sophomore tower--not to mention the idyllic multi-level courtyard, faux-Japanese garden in the dining hall and the large common space known as the fishbowl--the same people, after their three years in Currier, will tell you how much they love their House...