Word: gees
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...network fare. "I think most affiliates are still very supportive of the network-affiliate relationship," says John von Soosten, vice president of Katz Television Group, a station representative. "But if a handful of affiliates pre-empt and they're successful, the natural tendency for a station is to say, 'Gee, maybe that would work in my market.' " And that is a wormhole the networks would just as soon not enter...
...scholarship definitely will make them attract better students than they have in the past," said Lowell House resident Michael S. Gee '95, a joint biology and East Asian studies concentrator...
...Clinton: And not in a hierarchical way, in a team approach, where people were just as likely to say to Sam Walton, "I think that's the craziest idea I ever heard," as they were to say, "Gee, I agree with you, Sam." That had such an impact upon me personally. It gets back to my culture point. I think the best organizations encourage that kind of openness, that kind of cross- fertilization of people's abilities. Yes, there has to be a decision maker, and there isn't any doubt as to who the decision maker...
...building blocks of modern electronics. The fingernail-size chips of silicon power everything from video games and fax machines to washing machines and guided missiles. Japan and the U.S. are locked in a global struggle to control future generations of powerful chips that will form the basis of such gee-whiz products as pocket supercomputers, 3-D interactive televisions and wristwatch telephones. If the computer-chip revival here can be sustained, says Fred Zieber, president of Pathfinder Research, "you could see the return of the MADE IN THE U.S.A. label on TVs, VCRs and telephones...
...when some guy I don't know walked by me and said, rather arrogantly, "Gee, cheer up. It's a beautiful day," I merely mumbled a few things that my mother would have pinched me for thinking...