Word: points
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Wireless phone subscription over the last especially three to four years has been much more democratic than it had been previously," says Jeffrey C. Nelson, spokesperson for the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association. "The social scientists are suggesting that $40 to $50 per month is psychologically a break point where the general public is much more likely to subscribe...
...second act of The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, when Hanna Stotland (Harvard Law School) as Beatrice proclaims (more to the audience than to the other actors on stage), "I hate the world... I hate the world...", the audience might reply that this point is already abundantly clear...
...Ruth, who intelligently centers her performance on the identity of her character and delivers her lines as the character. Stotland is not so fortunate--she rarely transcends a simple line-reading and performs with little emotional variation, save a certain modulation of volume with which she attempts to point out to the audience which lines are important...
Recruiters admit that already knowing people in the firm can be a point in a candidate's favor. It helps executives determine whether a new hire will mesh with a company's culture...
...addition to the resume, potential recruits usually submit a cover letter and transcript. About three interviews then lead to a job offer. Thus any contact that gives the company another data point to judge a candidate helps...