Word: shores
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Readers of TIME have long been familiar with Robert Hughes' provocative, elegantly expressed art reviews. But the art world has never been enough to hold Hughes; he is one of the magazine's true Renaissance men. In 1987 he published The Fatal Shore, a best-selling, critically acclaimed history of the settling of his native Australia. Next month Knopf will bring out Barcelona, his account of the social and cultural history of the Spanish city. In the pages of TIME, Hughes has had his say on everything from motorcycling to gun control...
When possible conflicts arise, a report is issued to the physician's supervisor at the appropriate hospital. Cases which cannot be resolved by the hospitals are then referred to a 10-member standing committee, appointed by Dean of Faculty Affairs Eleanor G. Shore...
...Shore says 98 percent of the forms were returned last year...
...November 1990, during the buildup to Operation Desert Storm, James Baker tried to shore up support on the home front for the dispatch of U.S. troops half a world away. "To bring it down to the level of the average American citizen," he said, standing up to Saddam Hussein "means jobs." Then, to make sure everyone understood, he said it again, "If you want to sum it up in one word, it's jobs...
...chairman of First American, Clifford had denied that B.C.C.I. controlled the Washington bank; he and his partner, Robert Altman, now face possible criminal indictment. On Dec. 19, prosecutors and liquidators reached an agreement for B.C.C.I. to plead guilty to U.S. racketeering charges; it will also forfeit $550 million to shore up American banks it owned and reimburse depositors and creditors in other countries...