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...have the luxury of recruiting a left wing or a right wing," says Cleary. "We like to play a wide-open game and we want people who can handle the puck...
...then some 400 copies, out of a total circulation of 650,000, and the suits were clearly intended to discourage the national news media from covering the turmoil in the South. In a unanimous 1964 ruling, the Supreme Court wrote of the paramount importance of "uninhibited, robust, and wide-open" discussion, praised the unique role of the press in fostering free debate, and threw out an earlier state court verdict won by an Alabama plaintiff...
Having to adjust to Cleary's wide-open style was just another hurdle for Armstrong to overcome with his gritty attitude...
...multi-acre park will be "passive" in nature, with wide-open spaces and "an awful lot of trees," said Stephen P. Burgay, an employee of the Metropolitan District Commission...
...think there should be more room for wide-open comments," says Professor William H. Bossert. "They're the most helpful. They imply things the statistics can't show, how well informed the student is. If the question simply says rate from 1 to 10, you don't know how, informed they were, whether came to lecture only once." Every year, Bossert says, he has changed something in his courses because of something written by students...