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With tuition rising to new heights, escalating an average 14percentt at public universities this fall, affordability has become one of the most crucial issues for higher education.
Arthur Miller died on February 10 , 2005at a time when the Bush administration's fear-driven control of the media was escalating to unimaginable heights.
The terrace statuary had, through the years, served as a measuring stick that recorded the ever-escalating heights of the sellers' grandchildren; as such, it possessed sentimental value on the scale of a priceless heirloom.
Let's see if we can make sense of why so many of us end up escalating to such absurd heights something so clearly trivial.
"A sensible security policy is not just buying tanks, driving defense spending to insane heights, and escalating the arms race.
There are around 20,000 huts dotting the coastline, but this nowhere near satisfies demand, and prices have escalated to silly heights.
Each message is escalated into greater heights — or depths — of absurdity, gleefully depicted in Slack's retro Tibor Gergely-style illustrations.
Having already birthed the delights of Magic Mike's semi-autobiographical take on his male stripper past, that delight was somehow escalated to new heights with Magic Mike XXL; delivering one of the most unashamedly celebratory, inclusive, and progressive films of last year.
Our work dramas may never escalate to the heights that they do on ABC's new series "Scandal".
Not only has it by now become almost 'anti-patriotic' and so decadent it's embarrassing to flaunt one's flashy gear in public spaces, it's also downright dangerous, as crime has escalated to dizzying heights, with cars being jumped at traffic lights and women mugged on the streets in broad daylight.
