Word: lifting
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...offended and disappointed when I read your Fifteen Minutes scrutiny "Lift High the Cross" (FM, April 13). Contrary to its subtitle, this article does not leave any room for any type of open, fair discussion...
...Lift High the Cross" (FM, April 13) could critique evangelical Christian groups. The piece may also be an affront to Christianity in general. I profess to be Catholic, and though I may not agree with the tactics of all the groups participating in Jesus Week--which would normally be called "Holy Week" on traditional liturgical calendars--I loathe denouncing them...
With its gently sloping seating, a small basement set shop and a 124-year tradition of extravagant productions, the now worn Hasty Pudding theater is waiting for a face lift--to be funded by Harvard...
...haven't seen an animal pee until you've seen Postosuchus lift its tail and issue a watery blast to mark its territory. Nor have you seen animal passion until you've seen two beefy Tyrannosaurs make eight tons of back-to-belly-bumpin' jungle love. And once you've seen Walking with Dinosaurs (Discovery, April 16, 7 p.m. E.T.), well, you still won't have seen real animals do any of that. But you'll come as close as technology allows. The critters in this three-hour special, which drew more than half the viewing audience when...
...other countries cannot only forgive debts, as they have recently begun to do. The most effective way to lift nations out of poverty is by stimulating their economies and increasing their exports by opening up international markets to them. But the U.S., like many other countries including Japan and France, remains highly sensitive to opening its markets, particularly for agricultural imports. In this time of decreasing foreign aid, this attitude becomes less and less acceptable. Only by combining debt relief with efforts to increase exports from the poorest countries will the U.S. and other wealthy countries fulfill their obligation...