"I don't want to see what I think is his greatest achievement diminished," From told me.
"Protecting young children from adversity is a promising, science-based strategy to address many of the most persistent and costly problems facing contemporary society, including limited educational achievement, diminished economic productivity, criminality, and disparities in health," the pediatrics academy said in its policy statement.
It was a remarkable achievement, diminished only by the fact that it happened to be entirely wrong.
There are the so-called young MPs, but their youthful achievements are diminished by the fact that they are usually the sons of important men.
For Rooney, the only downside is that there will inevitably be people who think the achievement is diminished if the record arrives in the 6,664-capacity 6,664-capacityo, one of the Stadionumber Olimpiconationel fofthell groundsmallre there are onumberofstands and trees behinternationals.
Rooney has scored more times against this Saturday's opponents, four, than against any other nation and, whatever the strength of Charlton's paean, there will inevitably be those who feel the achievement is diminished when the player is topping up his figures against a team with the grand total of three points out of a possible 348 in qualifying competitions.
But he also said that those achievements were mildly diminished by sections that read like "an uncritical paean to Deng's character".
Mr. Zinman seems to have felt that his own achievements were being diminished -- "the moment I left, there was no more contemporary music," he said -- and in protest he resigned the position he had retained as the orchestra's conductor emeritus.
With two league winners every season, one might expect the meaning attached to each achievement to diminish.
