Word: neutrality
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...said he has just finished his newest book on manliness and its place in a gender neutral society...
...helping it work with Standard & Poor's, which kept its "investment grade" rating on the firm until 10 days before the collapse. And analysts worldwide encouraged investors to keep buying its stocks and bonds. According to one study, 75% of the analysts covering Parmalat had a "buy" or "neutral" rating on the stock three months before it collapsed. Were these financial stalwarts victims of Parmalat's deceptions? Or, as the failed company's bankruptcy administrator Enrico Bondi alleges, were they more like well-paid enablers, looking the other way while helping Parmalat hobble toward ruin? That question will come...
Headlines. The headline of that last story, by the way, was “State’s Dem Chairman Flip-Flops on Resignation.” Flip-Flop: such a neutral term with absolutely no political charge. By this week, the online archivists at the Herald must have gotten the message, editing the headline to read: “State’s Chief Dem Changes his Mind About Resignation...
...Matthews ran unsuccessfully in a Democratic congressional primary in Philadelphia and went on to write speeches for President Jimmy Carter, but he has tried to remain politically neutral in his current job. Unlike other cable political shows such as FOX News’s “Hannity and Colmes” or CNN’s “Crossfire,” “Hardball” features a single host who does not advocate his positions...
...Florida debacle, a still fresh memory in 2004, was more than a neutral foul-up to Gore supporters. The premature call for Bush was first made at Fox News, where Bush's cousin John Ellis was analyzing exit polls. That became the model for the liberals' pro-Bush-bias narrative: a core of Bushite media was pushing G.O.P. spin, attacks and talking points, and cowing the mainstream media into running with it. "The media are a kind of prisoner of the fear of being labeled liberal," says Eric Alterman, author of What Liberal Media? "This gives the right enormous license...