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en The relationship of the toastmaster to the speaker should be the same as that of the fan to the fan dancer. It should call attention to the subject without making any particular effort to cover it.
  Adlai E. Stevenson

en I would say he is pre-eminent in the field. His specialty is what we call foreseeable risk analysis. There are very few people who attempt to cover the subject matter that he does.

en We were actually making news. He told each of us to cover a different subject and then find something that's germane and pitch it. It was improvisational acting and it was great.

en Sometimes the speaker and mayor agree and sometimes they don't, but the mayor has tremendous respect for the speaker and they share a good working relationship and a commitment to improve the lives of all New Yorkers.

en He was trained as a dancer, and he had both a dancer's body and a dancer's capacity. He incarnated for me the most appealing and tragic aspects of American lower-class life.
  Lincoln Kirstein

en I'd call this a natural consequence of the changing dynamics of expectation. Being on the cover changes the way people see themselves, and they have to metabolize a different set of conditions. They're supposed to be superstars now, and if they don't live up to that, they've somehow failed. This changing perception causes many athletes to feel pressure and have a much harder time achieving their ideal performance. The Jinx isn't just a cover phenomenon. It occurs whenever an athlete receives a particular level of attention that builds expectation.

en At this point, we're still searching for the subject. We're trying to positively identify him. We believe there is a relationship between the female victim and the subject we're looking for who reportedly fled on foot.

en I talked to her and asked if this was an appropriate relationship to have with someone you cover. To me, it's a conflict of interest. I don't think you can have a relationship with someone you're paid to report on. She said she had no problem with it.

en We are on the map as part of the nationwide effort to call attention to things going on in the country, and to allow students to express their thoughts in an interesting way.

en He's also called the preacher because he's such an inspiring speaker on the subject of natural area.

en Don't call me a star. Call me a dancer.

en The thing stunk to high heaven from the beginning, the way that there seemed to be a concerted effort to keep changing the subject whenever someone brought up the subject of whether there was fraud in the election. She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter.

en We've got a week to try to bring this bill to a vote, and I think the president clearly wants it, ... I can't believe the speaker, who also wants this bill, is not even going to call it. The speaker has inadvertently made a non-partisan matter into a partisan matter.

en When you make a commitment to a relationship, you invest your attention and energy in it more profoundly because you now experience ownership of that relationship.

en Cover stories are an almost inevitable part of every improper relationship between two human beings, ... Now to say that is not to excuse it or to exonerate it or justify it, but rather to emphasize the testimony about 'visiting Betty' or 'bringing me letters' is in the record, but it is not linked in any way to the December 17 phone call or to any testimony or affidavit with regards to the Jones case.


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