Word: recoverers
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Leyner combines a mastery of both language and absurd imagery, barely giving his readers time to recover between c
"Nations can recover from loss, but there is no hope for recovery from a destroyed ecosystem," he said.
It was extremely obvious that this was a deficit that B.C. would not recover from. The Eagles couldn't even force sophomore goalie Kate Schutt to make any saves in the first period, as the Crimson clamped down hard on defense.
Why did Newsweek do this? The magazine was working on a cover-story about exhaustion. And since the president had recently taken a three-month sabatical to recover from fatigue, its editors likely saw in Rudenstine their perfect cover-boy.
"Some are so disabled that they have difficultyleaving their homes," Karsner said. "Hopefullythey will recover enough to be able to work again,but right now they are not working, and it'squestionable if they will be able to work in ahospital environment again."