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This is a tricky business. The articles explore ways to straighten or subtly change the width of an African-American patient's nose while still allowing for a slight flaring of the nostrils. They explain how Asian eyes, which tend to lift slightly higher in the corner than do Caucasian eyes, often look tired or old beyond their years when that corner drops down with time. These patients want to look younger, but they aren't interested in having their ethnicity erased with a standard eye lift...
...music awards in each country only highlight the conceptual width of the Atlantic pond. America has the Grammys, whose endless categories and strong leanings towards Latin and country music are all but incomprehensible to the British. The real barometer of U.S. musical taste is MTV, home to the Coldplay standard. But with the exception of Coldplay, even MTV’s slick populism doesn’t do much to bridge the waters. The problem is simple: no one in Britain will take you too seriously if you give a prize to Justin Timberlake or Kid Rock. MTV retaliates...
...that Liza, Fisher and Cozz hadn’t done outstanding the [past] two years, but playing with three up top and then just playing with three central midfielders, you really need to have more width across the back to be in behind and recover,” Hodel said...
...Harvard will likely need every bit of that width against the Cardinal (1-2), which entered last season’s NCAA Tournament as the top-ranked team in the country before being upset by eventual national champion Portland on penalty kicks in the quarterfinal. Just last month, Stanford was ranked No. 4 by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America in preseason polls...
...that all happens, someone watching the Harvard players leave Ohiri Field Friday afternoon might notice the width of their smiles. Naturally, the team will be happy about its depth...