Words
Words have power.
This week this power was evidenced by the careful use -and avoidance of the use- of the word "terrorism" in discussing the Boston Marathon bombing.
The truth? If you avoid a word so much that people notice you are avoiding it, you have given that word even more power.
This week this power was evidenced by the careful use -and avoidance of the use- of the word "terrorism" in discussing the Boston Marathon bombing.
The truth? If you avoid a word so much that people notice you are avoiding it, you have given that word even more power.
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