Word: imprint
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That's how Saddam Hussein's flag came to be on my wall. It may bear the dictator's evil imprint, but it reminds me of a brief moment when Iraqis were able to put Saddam behind them and look forward to a better life...
...legitimizes this in many ways for the [political] right, who wait for a green light from the business community,” Kerry said. The senator’s speech on climate change came amid a recent drive among campus activists to lower Harvard’s carbon imprint. In December, Dean of the Faculty Michael D. Smith expressed support for a plan to reduce Harvard’s greenhouse gas emissions. But Kerry criticized President Drew G. Faust’s refusal to sign the American College and University President’s Climate Commitment—an agreement...
...force people to communicate,” he said, “but we can create the opportunities for them to do it.” Behnisch designed the Genzyme Center in Cambridge, where glass chandeliers reflect light and reduce energy use. Now, he will be leaving his green imprint on Harvard’s new campus in Allston. Behnisch is the architect of Harvard’s planned science complex, a 589,000-square-foot building that received approval from Boston last month. The complex—which will include winter gardens, skybridges, and an enclosed courtyard?...
When Gary Maxworthy's wife passed away in 1993, he began to ponder his own mortality and the imprint he would one day leave on the world. He was 56. The kids were grown. "I was never really motivated by money," he says. "I like to make things happen." So he gave up a six-figure salary in the food-distribution business and launched the nonprofit Farm to Family, which this year will deliver 34 million lbs. of fresh produce for free to low-income neighborhoods throughout California...
...story in USA Today first detailed the Christian imprint on the Rockies, whose 21-1 run on the way to the World Series brought a historic high to Colorado. "I don't want to offend anyone," Rockies chairman and CEO Charlie Monfort said at the time, "but I think character-wise we're stronger than anyone in baseball. Christians, and what they've endured, are some of the strongest people in baseball. I believe God sends signs; we're seeing those...