This meant more money, more exposure, more legitimacy as a sport.
The Citigroup analyst Prashant Bhatia says the firm has $20 billion of loan exposure, more than any other firm on the street.
There are arguments for countervailing, intangible benefits — more national exposure, more admission applications, better quality students and increased alumni donations.
Dr. Derald Brackmann, an otologist with the House Ear Institute in Los Angeles, assured me that hearing loss occurs only after "prolonged exposure" (more than eight hours a day) to 85 or more decibels.
PAGE A25 HIGH CIGARETTE SMOKE EXPOSURE More than half of all nonsmokers in New York City have elevated levels of a nicotine byproduct in their blood indicating recent exposure to cigarette smoke, a city health department study has found.
This is a plea to all children and teenagers, their parents and teachers, and the doctors who treat them: Please take sun exposure more seriously.
Talk to the owners of any start-up and you'll repeatedly hear that they yearn for media exposure more than anything else.
He also urged pediatricians "to take sun exposure more seriously" and to emphasize the importance of sunburn prevention at every visit with children.
The managers have therefore focused their exposure more recently on businesses such as Kering, owner of a number of luxury goods brands.
At 1 p.m., "Northern Exposure: More Tales of Green-Wood," a walk with Ruth Edebohls that includes a look at the famous and infamous buried there; $15, $10 for members.
Now, with a media empire, television exposure, more than 70 books and a sky-high profile, her latest book is "Martha's Entertaining: A Year of Celebrations" (Clarkson Potter, $75).
