"It is whether, when the heightened scrutiny of the proxy contest ends, the same board is likely to remain as reinvigorated as it now professes to be".
"Tensions appeared to be escalating inside the firm's headquarters in Lower Manhattan as it publicly professed that its ratings were valid, even as the home loans bundled into mortgage-backed securities, or M.B.S., were failing at accelerating rates," Mary Williams Walsh and Ron Nixon write in DealBook.
In a series of e-mails, tensions appeared to be escalating inside the firm's headquarters in Lower Manhattan as it publicly professed that its ratings were valid, even as the home loans bundled into mortgage-backed securities, or M.B.S., were failing at accelerating rates.
The system gives itself the name Samantha, and Theodore falls in love with the simulation of a woman even as "she" (or, rather, it) professes her love for him.
As each panelist professed, it is this transparency that is missing from so many media organizations as it's deeply misunderstood and underestimated.
Omar Kholeif of PopMatters wrote a negative review, stating "Christina isn't afraid to shake, thrust, and hustle, as she professes on 'Glam', an obvious homage to 'Vogue' that isn't nearly as catchy or sultry as it thinks it is".
"Because it's professed as becoming increasingly like the 'real thing,' porn literacy is more important than ever," Marty Klein, author of, His Porn, Her Pain: Confronting America's PornPanic with Honest Talk About Sex, told me.
Not merely from the strategic position of a state fearful about its own security, but also in accordance with the values that it claims and professes as a nation.
The alleged desire of independent voters to "get beyond the partisan bickering" is a fairy-tale, promulgated by chin pullers who have never worked in a campaign and by pollsters whose survey questions are worded to make it as impossible to profess skepticism about the dream of a peaceable political kingdom as to say you dislike apple pie.
If these investments do not pay off, investors may not be as forgiving of failure as Mr Zander professes to be towards his employees.
