Those were dead human beings on Richard Selzer's street 40 years ago, and these are dead human beings being discussed on video today: Human beings that the nice, idealistic medical personnel at Planned Parenthood have spent their careers crushing, evacuating, and carving up for parts.
While jumping ship after the fact may not be a career crusher, it can have a chilling effect on your future hiring.
While jumping ship after the fact may not be a career crusher, it can have a chilling effect on your future hiring, especially in fields where the community is quite close-knit such as cybersecurity and fashion.
The male establishment of the law, politics and the press ganged up and Douglas's career was crushed although her courage in taking on the system has since made her a heroine.
Culminating one of the most dominating clay-court seasons of his or anyone else's career, he crushed Stan Wawrinka in straight sets, 6 2, 6 3, 6 1, and, truth be told, it was more lopsided than even that score line suggests.
And how sometimes, in your career being crushed with disappointment can actually turn out to be a good thing.
The Stalinist state condemned experimental film technique as "bourgeois formalism," and many of the filmmakers who had made Soviet cinema world famous found themselves fighting for their careers or crushed by compromise.
In her storytelling, the author shrewdly alternates the point of view, a technique that, rather than feeling gratuitous and shticky as it so often does these days, works to put Mary in a delicious pickle, since the satisfaction of her deepest desires, and the revelation of her secret career, could crush those for whom she -- and we -- come to feel real affection.
But in front of the CBS cameras, there was no sign of pity or snickering for Ms. Jackson from her peers, even though many of them have known similar moments of backfiring publicity or career-crushing missteps.
