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...enthusiastic and vibrant candidate for lieutenant governor, alone, cannot win an election, Bachrach says...
Addressing the League of United Latin American Citizens, Romney told a crowd of about 100 Hispanic-Americans at the Boston World Trade Center that increased economic opportunities will make the United States "great, vibrant and successful...
...Talented young author Steven Wardell creates a fresh and vibrant picture of life in today's Japan--especially the new interests, hopes, and dreams of our young people," the former Japanese ambassador to the United States, Yoshio Okawara, writes in comments published on the cover of Wardell's book...
...1960s, when linguists certified it as just as autonomous, flexible and rich as English, it became the core of an identity movement that still flourishes today. More than half a million ASL speakers -- a group sometimes plagued by passivity and disengagement -- reconceived themselves as members of a vibrant linguistic minority. Their most visible political statement was the 1988 protest by students at Washington's Gallaudet University that pressured the institution into hiring a deaf president. Culturally, activists began distinguishing between "deaf" (to describe the disability) and "Deaf" (to represent the language group...
...Steaming instead of frying gives them more vibrant color and freshness," Berry says...