There was much else in the speech, whose moderateness and profession of love for peace pleasantly surprised an uneasy world.

"What he did was radicalize and racialize an organization that has always been known for its moderateness and thoughtfulness."

Nair attire was noted by the British for its "moderateness, sometimes bordering on scantiness", and likewise noted that they washed their clothes frequently.

The aim of WTU is to provide the integration of the best universities efforts for the spread of knowledge, high technologies and besides ensuring the moderateness of education.

King, a conservative, takes a rather dim view of Lazio's difference-splitting politics; Lazio himself says that his moderate moderateness makes him an effective legislator as well as an appealing candidate.

Before a run across the Golden Gate Bridge on Thursday, he said that Mr. Clinton "thinks too small" and proposes "tiny, bitsy programs" full of "mushy moderateness."

However Limonov soon tired of Zhirinovsky's, accusing him of moderateness and of approaching the president and consequently split from him, publishing the book "Limonov against Zhirinovsky" (1994).

But Mr. Rosenbaum faces a paradox: Republican primaries are widely thought to attract the party's more conservative voters, and his self-proclaimed moderateness, plus his ties to the liberal Rockefeller wing, could prove detrimental.

He looked tired, and she thought with some unease of how hard he had worked over the last thirteen years or so, as if it might be possible to justify the moderateness of his talent by working furiously, almost non-stop.

This practice was consistent with Spartan moderateness in that it prevented the walls and ceilings of the home from being excessively embellished or superfluous, thus discouraging citizens from further adorning their homes with extravagant furniture or other decorations.

In a rare visit with reporters, he described Haile Selassie, Mr. Kenyatta and Mr. Mobutu as "enlightened" men, whose "moderateness" contrasted sharply with America's black leaders, "who spend their time in querulous complaint."