Word: loses
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Levy and a group of French intellectuals shot the film between September 1993 and March 1994. The filmmakers secured the protection and cooperation of the Bosnian Army, which enabled them to shoot scenes in Bosnian trenches. What the Serbs lose in presentation, the Bosnians gain...
...offered a completely different view of the guitar's capabilities. His adaptations of "My Heart Stood Still" and "I Only Have Eyes for You" lent an improvisatory, introspective tone to the guitar; it was much like viewing the old melodies through a kaleidoscope. Fisk would have done well to lose himself a little more in the ideas of these pieces, rather than focusing significantly on embellishment. He executed the last selection, a genuine if overly scripted "Notre Dame Blues," With appropriate gusto, smiling visibly for the first time while playing. Perhaps he was considering the incongruity of Rochberg's brand...
Among the better tracks on the album is a duet with Van Morrison, the tune "Serves Me Right/Syndicator." Hooker's voice-rough, vibrant and dripping with years of Jim Beam-mixes well with Morrison's brighter tone. As the song progresses, the two artists lose themselves in its driving melody, calling to one another and responding in true Gospel fashion...
...example, researchers working with cold fusion might have an incentive to make their research results appear valid, since they will lose their jobs if their theory is proved wrong. Conversely, researchers might not want to advance highly controversial theories for fear of losing valuable respect in the scientific community...
Fryer explained Yale's reason for not recognizing GESO. "They are students principally, not employees, and they are treated as such," he said. But this line of argumentation has its problems. Simply because they are students first and employees second does not mean teaching assistants should lose their rights as workers to organize and seek change...