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...explain why the Dow dropped 90 points in just 45 minutes late on Friday. Experts quickly pointed out that the slide was accelerated, as other swings have been during the past two years, by computerized program trading of large blocks of stocks and stock-index futures. The debacle raised anew questions that have been hotly debated since October: Is the new high-tech volatility of stock prices out of control? Are investors vulnerable to a crash at any time if reforms are not undertaken to shore up the market's stability...
...brother, roommates...I...know what you are up to, and I think it's time we brought it all out into the open. I wish to begin my life anew without early morning aggravation," I said, then pausing for dramatic effect. "So which one of you slimeballs is behind the hair on my toothpaste...
Meanwhile, miracle man Lockbaum pulled out anew trick when he threw an option pass for atouchdown with four minutes left in the game...
...true that Ronald Reagan and Daniel Ortega Saavedra have nothing in common. Both hold passionate beliefs. They just happen to believe exactly opposite things, as two emotional speeches demonstrated anew last week. "I make a solemn vow," Reagan promised at an Organization of American States (OAS) meeting in Washington. "As long as there is breath in this body, I will speak and work, strive and struggle for the cause of the Nicaraguan freedom fighters." Specifically, Reagan pledged, he will fight for $270 million in renewed military and humanitarian aid to the contras to enable them to continue battling the Sandinista...
...gets to be the managing editor of the New York Times can safely be described as a man blessed with self-confidence. E. Clifton Daniel, now 75, demonstrated that quality anew last week when he ventured to name the ten most important headlines of the 20th century. He took this bold gamble in connection with an international project called Chronicle of the 20th Century, for which Daniel served as an editor and which undertakes to tell the history of the era in headlines and quasi news stories. Daniel...