Word: length
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Certainly, the cast and the play, particularly the somewhat rushed opening scene, need work. Character and story development suffer needlessly due to the time constraints. O'Brien might do herself well by trying to expand the length of the show, or at least slow it down. Not only would it establish the play as a more serious piece of work, it might allow the audience to digest more of its valuable message. Right now, it is so jam-packed with intelligence that some of it can't help but leave us feeling a little illiterate...
Roosevelt's declaration speech--which weighedin at exactly 10 pages long, the same length asBarrett's said almost the same thing...
Race well Harvard did. The Crimson jumped out to a great start, had open water by the 500-meter mark and cruised to the easy eight-length victory. In fact, all Harvard boats won their events handily; the Crimson's varsity, JV, first freshman and second freshman squads each won by more than five boat lengths...
Humor is another tactic. Philip Morris has launched a campaign for Benson & Hedges that satirizes the nation's ongoing antismoking fervor. In the new / ads, smokers puff away on rooftops, window ledges and even airplane wings. The tag line: "The length you go to for pleasure." Karen Daragan, manager of media programs for Philip Morris U.S.A., calls it "our empathy campaign." Says she: "It makes smokers feel like they're not alone out there, and they're not the bad guy -- that they are 50 million strong, and they should be able to enjoy a cigarette in public places...
...Ryan is correct in his letter in the April 13th Crimson, concerning the reasons for the delay in conducting the reasons for the delay in conducting the investigation into how the Harvard University Police department (HUPD) treated undergraduate Inati Ntshanga. However, my client and I object not to the length of time that the investigation took, but rather to its methodology and conclusions...