(a package of words that would not have existed in her era).
But Chaleur Humaine's triumph was that it expressed Letissier's personality through the whole package of words and music, and showed that music could still be a vehicle for personal transformation while also speaking to those who had never felt the need to redefine themselves.
* Richard A. Grasso: One of Mr. Spitzer's most bitter foes, the former chairman and chief executive of the New York Stock Exchange fought fiercely with the attorney general over Mr. Grasso's $140 million pay package, a war of words now notorious for its nastiness.
If Nicky whined, I would automatically reach into the outside pocket of the diaper bag, where there were individually wrapped packages of reduced (a word that appears prominently in our family crest) fat cheese, carrot sticks, whole grain crackers and a bottle of apple juice that had been diluted with water.
What else could be quite as efficient at packaging so many thousands of words in a form, which is sufficiently sturdy to protect them, yet so small and light that it can be carried around to be read whenever its owner wishes?
Funny, apt descriptions ("Interjections: your first words and in all probability also your last") adorn the packages, nodding to the healing nature of words.
Microsoft offers 34 different packages of the big three (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and optional programs like Access, FrontPage, OneNote and Publisher.
They include packages of dental floss bearing the words "fang floss" as well as sunscreen for vampires, relabeled as "sunscream" with a V.P.F.
In a year end package of the important words of 2006, David Leonhardt examines the use of the word frothy, as in, "at a minimum, there's a little froth" in the housing market.
These are usually in the form of words, often against a white background and in marked contrast to the often seductive, design of the remainder of the packaging.
