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...after a ten-year structural slump. Its growth rate is the lowest in Europe, its unemployment stands at 12%, and its budget deficit at 4%. And the voice of the people has just proclaimed: That's just fine with us. Or more accurately: While we understand the need for belt-tightening, let's start with the other guy first...
Sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan has all of a single game under his belt as a starter for the Crimson, but even after slight playing time, the temptation to start stacking him up against Ryan Fitzpatrick—another athletic scrambler with a Gaelic last name—is already tough to escape...
...fights in professional boxing. Round after round, two pugilists charged to the center of the squared circle and threw leather at each other with calculated violence. Jesus Chavez, 32, a boxer who had been a world champion a weight class lower, was trying to capture the IBF Lightweight Championship belt from hard-punching Leavander Johnson, 35, a tough-talking fighter from Atlantic City. Instead, Johnson would lose his belt, and on Thursday, five days after the fight, he'd lose his life because of injuries suffered in the ring...
...belt carrying newly assembled TVs to their final quality checks churns behind him, Take emphasizes that Aquos is not just Sharp's latest hit product. It is the core of a strategic shift that has transformed the company from a perennial also-ran to Asian rivals like Sony, Matsushita and Samsung into the world's hottest electronics company. "Everybody from 1 to 100 uses a TV, many of them for three to five hours a day," he says, clearly delighted by the thought of all of us plopped in front of so many idiot boxes, each of them potentially bearing...
Vice President for Finance and Chief Financial Officer Ann E. Berman was credited by top Harvard officials this week for ensuring the University’s financial strength. Her tenure included fiscal hurdles like skyrocketing compensation costs, belt-tightening across the University, and preparations to finance Harvard’s future expansion into Allston, expected to cost billions. Berman oversaw the financial apparatus of a University that booked $2.6 billion in expenses during fiscal year...