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...tenor of the times made the job all the more appealing,” Fineberg said. “It’s a great opportunity for service at a very critical time in the nation’s history...
...People will vote with their feet,” Illingworth says. “I’ve told [the Theatricals] that if the tenor of the times changes and no one comes, you’ll have to change...
...questions at Summers’ first open chat with the press reflected the unusual tenor the beginning of his term has taken since Sept. 11. The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon set the tone of his opening days before classes even began...
...mundane realm of ordinary communication and entered a place where souls communicate directly. It's cooler than instant messaging. Cherif Mbaw, 33, is a Senegalese singer-guitarist living in Paris; the songs on his brilliant CD Kham Kham are in his native Wolof. But when Mbaw, with his beatific tenor, soars into a passage of staccato vocals and jittery guitar work on Saay Saay, you know exactly what he means even if you don't know what he's saying. His intent is in his inflection; his eloquence is in his emotion. Boundaries fall away...
...laws in favor of illegal migrants from Mexico signals how far the integration of the two economies and societies has progressed in recent years. Many obstacles lie ahead, and the two governments will have substantially different concerns when they get down to negotiating a new immigration deal. Still, the tenor of this week's discussions in Washington suggest a sense of common destiny and shared responsibility unparalleled in the troubled history of U.S.-Mexican relations. And that may be President Fox's greatest achievement to date...