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...locked in a struggle for dominance of the entire market, while smaller regional and local brewers are getting trampled underfoot. In the past five decades, the ranks of American brewers have dwindled from 750 to a mere 45. Says Emanuel Goldman, a beer-industry analyst for the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. investment firm of New York City: "The industry truly is in the final throes of consolidation...
...hops, a perennial vine of the mulberry family. Hops are used to give beer its distinctive and some times bitter flavor, and during the past ten years U.S. brewers have cut back by about 15% on the ingredient in nearly all their brands. Explains Leo Bernstein, vice president and director of laboratories for Schwarz Services International, a Connecticut consulting firm that works with breweries around the world: "Lighter beer was a marketing decision when American brewers wanted to enlarge the market by making a beer you could drink a lot of. With German beers, you can't drink...
...OTHER CHARACTERS have this opportunity. Not only is there little differentiation among Berowne's three cohorts (played by Nick Wyse, Alex Pearson and Ian White) or among their four lady loves (Robin Driscoll. Alison Carey, Miriam Schmir and Nina Bernstein); to make matters worse, random comic pairs appear at intervals, exchange verbal abuse and eventually band together to present the nobility a pageant of "The Nine Worthies...
...MORAL Foil appears in his jilted lover. Lona Hessel, who had run off to America with her half-brother Johan and now returns to settle affairs. Lona, fearless and true, shakes Bernicks settled world and brings him back to life by destroying his lie-based success. Nina Bernstein, one of the few bright points in last spring's Mainstage production of Agamem non, brings energy and sensitivity to a role which could otherwise degenerate into the story of an honest, but plodding pioneer. Bernstein's Lona becomes the focal point of nearly every scene she appears in as she dances...
...doctors can provide the most advanced-and expensive-tests and treatment programs available. Afterward, the patient can count on receiving automatic reimbursement of up to 75% or more of the charges. Says Kenneth Abramowitz, a health-care industry analyst for the New York investment banking firm of Sanford C. Bernstein & Co.: "Everyone perceives the system to be, in effect, free. All the incentives are to provide very high-quality service at a very high cost...