"We are now The Contemporary, shedding the word "museum" from our title and redefining our capacity in which we are able to present the most innovative art of our time".
Much of the time, this collision occurs while I'm actually in my writing shed, putting words on virtual paper.
The exposure of twists and turns in the drama, of tears shed and words spoken, simultaneously trivialises what is happening and makes it worse.
She has also recommended renaming the condition; she'd like to shed the word "desire," with its overheated associations.
The membership age was lowered to 50 from 55 and, to shed the word "retired," the group shortened its name to AARP.
Basically, by doing its best to shed the word "rave" and all its associations: drugged-up kids slumped on dancefloors, hospitalisations, and the statistically rare but reputation-tarnishing deaths.
Then again, the Rays do not have a jersey that says "Tampa Bay" - they are "RAYS," at home and on the road, perhaps as a way to emphasize their name change in 2008, when they shed the word "Devil" and embarked on four consecutive winning seasons.
The Awami Muslim League turned over to Bengali nationalism after the Movement, and shed the word "Muslim" from its name.
In a move it compared to Apple Computer's shedding of the word computer, the Weather Channel Companies has dropped "channel" from its name.
Taqiyya, say scholars of Shia Islam, applies to situations where Shias, often a persecuted minority, may justly conceal their identity in the face of imminent danger.Deeds can shed light on words.
