Word: rethink
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...technology advances, and becomes capable of extending biological functions--you wouldn't always call it living--we have to rethink (our policy)." Fineberg said...
...fact, the first thing a viewer of the new film has to do is take a machete to his comfortable expectations about the Ape Man. Banish beefy Johnny Weissmuller, his predecessors and his heirs from your mind; rethink Jane; forget Boy; above all, abandon hope that Cheeta the chimp will skitter on to provide not only the movie's best acting but its only conscious comic relief as well. All of that was admittedly fun, as if the cast of a suburban sitcom had been dropped down in the African hinterlands, told to undress and act natural. But Burroughs...
...final decision on tuition, though, came almost a month and a half late. The Corporation ordinarily approves a figure in early February, but the shortcoming in Campaign generated funds forced the faculty to rethink the budget...
...emergence of private health centers poses a marketing challenge to hospitals, many of which are already operating on tight budgets, and has caused many to rethink their role in the community...
...potential for real growth still as large as it over was--and the need for it still to pressing--the IMF needs to remain an advocate for the ability of Northern assistance to spur worldwide development. With patience and persuasion it must silence the North's banking interests and rethink what appears to be a mindless swing towards conservatism. Then Third World finance ministers could sleep easier...