Word: tation
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...November 1995, Dr. Bodkin reviewed her co-worker's research manuscript and discovered the presen- tation of the data in the manuscript wasinaccurate and misleading," the complaint reads."Dr. Bodkin advocated certain changes to themanuscript to make it conform to acceptedprinciples of scientific research, but Dr.Bodkin's co-worker refused to make the changes...
...great fortune that Barbara Roberts has accepted our invi- tation to join the school," Carnesale said."Many of the school's administration expressed ourhope and desire that Governor Roberts wouldconsider moving east when her term ended. We aredelighted that she has agreed...
...handled less deftly than the portrayal of Cammermeyer the awakened lover. What Serving in Silence fails to explore sufficiently is the origin of Cammermeyer's fierce drive and commitment to the military even after she is discharged. Cammermeyer, who is still fighting for her reinstatement, disclosed her sexual orien-tation during a top-security-clearance interview required before she could apply to the Army's War College. Close delivers lines like "I want to be a general" and "I'm going to change the regulations, Diane" with little or no emotion, and we never get a sense of the professional...
...five professors called for "an immediate apology for Powell's invi- tation, in the form of a public reaffirmation of the University's commitment...to the full and equal rights of--specifically--its gay and lesbian faculty, staff and students." They also demanded that Rudenstine "speak out at Commencement to dissociate our University from General Powell's bigotry...
...Aaron Zelman), the thoroughly corrupt golddigger with whom he sings "It's Good to Be Evil." (Sample lyrics: "Being kind is kinda stupid/ Being just is just as dumb.") So Grump tries to blackmail the pageant's judges: Wyatt Stinksinhere (a Yosemite Sam parody played by Michael Rosenbaum), Austin Tation (a Don King parody played by Todd Kessler) and Ali Caneet (a Muhammad Ali parody played by Skip Sneeringer...