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"India frees itself from polio" Manages, makes it sound like a fluke. They could have used a better verb for an amazing achievement. It was a very big grassroo
by ankitml 13y ago
"India frees itself from polio"
Manages, makes it sound like a fluke. They could have used a better verb for an amazing achievement. It was a very big grassroot level movement for decades.
- cpfohl 13y agoI like "Manages" it gives them full credit for the work they did...A manager takes care of details to encourage a project's success...no fluke there unless you're talking about a 'pointy haired boss' type of manager.
- bluedino 13y agoIn that case it describes how they did it. Quickly, slowly, etc. 'Manages' in that case is not a flattering word.
- aestra 13y agoI think they mean manages because it was a very difficult achievement with significant hurdles. It's like if I had a difficult time with school but I worked hard at it and I say "I managed to graduate."