Word: inflamedness
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The only uncertainty facing the serenely confident John Paul as he undertakes this historic mission is his health. He recovered slowly but well from an assassin's bullet in 1981; he survived colon surgery in 1992 and an inflamed appendix in 1996. But the bathroom fall that broke his leg...
The organization itself has operated with a high level of secrecy, if not mystery, that has inflamed critics. The IMF seldom discloses the details of its agreements with borrower countries. And IMF officials, in their public statements, speak in a language that seems purposefully oblique, out of a professed fear...
Having universal key-card access allows us to conclude rather safely that the individual in question is not a Harvard student. The difference may appear minor but in practice it is vast. Think about it. I admit the issues are complicated, and often times, figuring out what's best can...
But why should our outrage be dampened, rather than inflamed, by knowing that these atrocities are common? Well, you cannot focus your rage against an evil that is universal. You deepen your sadness with stories--think back to the Leopold-Loeb case in 1924, for example. Everyone in America wanted...
Not that a few wacko cyclists were the only irrational people in this mess. The wizards at city hall inflamed the situation by sending out battalions of police in riot gear. They arrested more than 100 cyclists, including some peaceable ones who were just trying to point out that the...