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Now, he wants to take Dell private, and voilà!" Comments like Mr. Einhorn's reflect a shifting ethos on Wall Street, one that might be slightly less short-term greedy than that of previous generations of investors who typically would have taken the money offered as part of leveraged buyout and run.

IN DELL OFFERS, SHIFTING ATTITUDE TOWARD BUYOUTS  |  The battle over Dell puts into focus the question of whether management-led buyouts are in shareholders' best interests, and it reflects a shifting ethos on Wall Street, "one that might be slightly less short-term greedy than that of previous generations," Andrew Ross Sorkin writes in the DealBook column.

Most Americans project a hard-work ethos on everything in their lives.

Readers commented on his projects and his urban-survivalist ethos on NYTimes.com; a selection is below.

If there's an ethos on the new Web, it's that you can get a lot done with existing tools.

But there's no use denying — though many do deny it — that this ethos violates the religious ethos on many levels.

This was a tour heavy on work ethos, light on offering a rounded education of Australia.

This atmosphere was only intensified by the unmentionable incongruity of, on the one hand, the wedding's V.I.P. and Ultra-High Net Worth ethos and, on the other hand, the ethos of the church, which recognized only one Very Important Being, of Incommensurable Net Worth.

It replaced a medical ethos founded on trust in physicians' decisions often on the assumption that "doctor knows best"—with an ethos that sought to put patients in charge of their own care.

Drugs are stripped of their hippie-era ethos and take on the radical democratization and renegade attitude of hacker culture.

The TC ethos focuses on treatment of the 'whole self' and not on the drug abuse per se.