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IVLP Murrow participants enjoyed a full-day seminar at the Poynter Institute, where they examined trends, challenges and the future of media around the world. Photo by Ren LaForme

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It's Employee Rating Time: A few examples of Inadmissible Statements. "A would-be lothario with delusions of adequacy as a consular officer, Darren demonstrates a high level of operational effectiveness as a member of the embassy dodgeball team. "As Warthog headed overlord of the political section, Xlothozar (wrath be upon his doubters) devours the souls of his adversaries. He might consider breath mints." "Being a jellyfish, Aurelian may be a member of the oldest multi-organ animal group, but his lack of a central nervous system and persistently gelatinous nature can slow his drafting of memos." "Tyra analyzes and defines complex policy issues, and it would be even better if she did it without the use of therapy gum." "Hansel combines mastery of U.S. policy objectives with the beefcakiness of a young Ambassador Bluestone and a serious case of Alektorophobia."

Lying In State | March 2019

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