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Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's rambunctious CEO, claimed last week that the Commission, after a yearlong investigation, has already decided that the company's 15-year deal with Charleroi is illegal. He vowed that, pending an appeal, Ryanair would quit Charleroi, saying the decision "will benefit only one group: high-cost airlines and airports," and that the ruling was a "death sentence" for the low-cost model in Europe. But even in an industry where hot air is used to keep business aloft, O'Leary's words seem mostly designed to put last-minute pressure on the Commission. European Union...
...established fan base of 10- to 14-year-old girls. "We're hoping to pick up a gay audience with this album," says Larry Rudolph, the New York City-based manager who's been guiding Spears since she was 15. "You know, in the same way Madonna and Cher appeal to a gay audience? So we're doing appearances at gay clubs and things like that...
...Eddleston suggested that the fact that Moseley Braun is the only woman in the race adds to her appeal, if anything...
Michigan coach Red Berenson, who has won the Stanley Cup, two NCAA championships and the NHL Coach of the Year award and has universal respect in the hockey world, made a personal appeal to earlier this season. He stood with his grandson before a packed house on Oct. 17 and asked fans to stop the chant...
...secure troops from its allies to aid in peacekeeping, scoffing at the possibility of giving up some control of the country in exchange for assistance. But the U.S. will soon have its back against a wall; the president must return to the U.N. and make a more authentic appeal for assistance—allowing for the possibility of relinquishing power to an international body. The U.N. has a strong track record of maintaining order in such diverse places as Namibia, El Salvador, Cambodia, eastern Slavonia, Mozambique and Cyprus. An institution Bush once wrote off as “irrelevant?...