Word: regarded
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Many TV journalists are concerned that their colleagues' fascination with new gadgets capable of zooming and spinning images around the screen results in eyecatching but less informative newscasts. Says NBC Chief Washington Correspondent Roger Mudd, 54: "It would be a step backward if we succumbed to what I regard as the dangerous trend around on network newscasts, if we allow the pyrotechnics of television news to become more important than the news itself...
...after dropping out of Med School, joined Williams for graduate work. But Milkman found that his true calling led him away from entomology to genetics and he finished his research with another biologist. All the same, Milkman said he learned a "tremendous amount of biology" from Williams, whom he "regard as one of the greatest influences of my life...
...comments may well cause greater political embarrassment. "Anyone who suggests I run for Governor," he confided to Playboy, "is no friend of mine. It's a terrible position, and besides, it requires living in Albany, which is small-town life at its worst." Upstate Republicans, who regard Koch as the strongest Democratic candidate, were delighted by his loose talk. Koch was asked if he would like to buy up all copies of the magazine? His answer: "If I could afford it, yes." For once, the mayor may not have been joking...
Tehran's rapprochement with Moscow has enraged many of Iran's right-wing clergymen, who now regard the Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini as an opportunist and an apostate. Though the rightists have thus far lost the battle to keep the Islamic revolution uncontaminated by Communist support, they have gathered strength in the power struggle over who will succeed Khomeini. Government leaders have announced that preparations are being made for the selection of a supreme council of experts, which will consist of three to five theologians who will take over when Khomeini dies or he becomes too sick to rule...
...have no opposition to improvements in the current code, but I do regard this as an improvement," said Countryman, who drafted one of the letters...