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...language of American life, only two words have the power to outrage and anesthetize simultaneously: presidential campaign. For some, it's a sad fact that we are now always in the midst of campaign season, but--and bear with me here--we at TIME think of presidential politics as the world's most important parlor game. It really can be kind...
...which, as we AOL shareholders know all too well, have stunk since 2000. That approach may not pay off so well in the years ahead. The more stocks a fund manager rules out on nonfinancial grounds, the harder it becomes to generate strong returns. I would advise investors to bear in mind a few things about any fund that picks stocks on ethical criteria...
...means sitting still, as we'll see, but the additional transplant capacity can only make their challenge harder. "The Big Three are less in denial than they used to be, but I can't see anything causing import market-share gains to take a downturn," says Bear Stearns analyst Domenic Martilotti. "A fifty-fifty share split is certainly within reason." Here's what Detroit is up against...
...proposals this year is to bring to bear on study abroad the same principles that the Core uses for evaluating advanced standing,” Kirby said...
...this way: "We all knew how evil the system was, but we all had to make our pact with it. In a sense it wasn't about being part of the system or not. Most were. It was about not becoming an asshole. It was, 'Can I still bear seeing myself in the mirror?'" Hrebejk isn't sure that Czechs should have done more to fight the communists who governed them for 40 years. "A Yugoslav classmate of mine once told me, 'You Czechs don't know how to fight for your own thing,'" he says. "Now look at what...