Word: intellects
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Beyond exceptional military service, Boudreau said in a press release yesterday that the members of the battalion were distinguished by their intellect...
Every one of the group knows what has just transpired. The students have already begun to understand that modern medicine is action, that its excitement comes from the challenge to intellect, to technological skills, even to personal daring. The greatest victories go to those who diagnose brilliantly, who are undaunted by the most intimidating confrontations with disease, so long as there is a possibility of cure or at least improvement. These are the biomedical gladiators, and their arena is the hospital. Unlike the gladiators of ancient Rome, they always win. Well, almost always--and only for a while...
...interesting that both presidential candidates selected running mates who are the equivalent of political spackle [CAMPAIGN 2000, Aug. 14]. George W. Bush chose someone to fill in the gaps in his intellect, while Al Gore selected someone to smooth over the holes in his party's morality. Unfortunately, the choices for President still remain equally poor. This is the saddest fact of all: in this country of 275 million-plus people, Bush and Gore are the two best men their respective parties can offer voters. Can that really be true? MICHAEL WAGMAN Hidden Hills, Calif...
...introducing Galbraith, Clinton told the audience that upon meeting him, one notices his wit and intellect only second and third--the first thing that stands out is Galbraith's height...
...GERHARD SCHRODER: Another illegible signature--a highly sophisticated intellect, which can make it hard to know what he's thinking...