(Powell styled the disease as "Aids" and then as "aids," to minimize its stature on the page).
A charismatic figure, Mr. Bo tried to build his political stature by taking a page from the political playbook of Mao Zedong, presenting himself as a populist attuned to the interests of ordinary people and stirring up nostalgia for the hugely destructive Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and '70s, waged in the name of ordinary people against the Communist Party elite.
"After the War, New Stature for Rumsfeld" (front page, April 20) may be a headline that resonates with some readers, but this voting, taxpaying reader finds it alarming that the prowar, pro-pre-emptive-strike policy practiced by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and his colleagues in Washington has met with such little resistance.
PAGE E1 SPORTS SHORT STATURE, TALL TALENT, The Next Generation of Nails There's no giant chew of tobacco in his jaw.
PAGE A12 Hernando Journal New Stature for a Valued Tower The citizens of Hernando, Miss., are fond of their water tower with its common steel structure emblazoned with the town's name.
ACMG practice guideline: Genetic evaluation of short stature: Erratum In the article that appeared on page 465 of volume 11, number 6, Figure 1 was incorrect.
PAGE 26 Euro Is Gaining Ground The euro has gained stature as an increasingly attractive alternative to the dollar for investors and government reserves.
Mr. Madoff gained what amounted to a cult following, with eager and sophisticated investors who could not contemplate that a man of his stature and track record could possibly be a fraud. 1 2 3 Next Page » Reporting was contributed by Diana Henriques, David Waldstein, Serge F. Kovaleski and Peter Lattman.
Football fans looking for clues as to the stature of Carlisle United in 1974 needed only to scan the pages of their Rothmans Football Yearbook.
These writers vary in style, stature, and fame, but they have all made appearances in the pages of The New Yorker.
