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What’s the problem with the above sentences? No, nothing??s spelled wrong. There are no grammatical errors. And there aren’t any of those tricky double-word optical illusions either...
...Honestly, nothing??s really changed,” Griffin said. “I’m hoping to continue working hard. Hopefully, the puck will keep going...
...Don’t worry about it, it’s nothing.’ This “nothing?? was a precursor to debilitating tendonosis that would cripple me for much of my junior year, but no big deal right...
...Nothing??if one believes that such differentials are necessary for our economic system to thrive. But do many believe that differentials need be this grotesquely large to incentivize and reward people adequately, if not richly? No; they are that large today simply because they can be that large, not because of some virtuous working of the market. This is not Adam Smith’s capitalism. Just as he decried the inevitable greed and corruption of monopoly, he would surely rail against today’s self-serving and closed systems of compensation review...
...Nothing??if one believes that changed career paths of a few privileged people is of no larger significance. But some have gifts that realistically could be expected to lead to world-changing breakthroughs, cures, or innovations; greater respect for politics; even to hundreds of profoundly moved and inspired students. Moreover, this reflects something far more pervasive. Consider President Drew G. Faust’s recent laments for the increasingly material, instrumental ambitions of so many of her students. She has noted the steep national decline in the percentage of students majoring in liberal arts and sciences since...