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...fundamentalism and Soviet adventurism. In that respect, they see the U.S. as part of their problem rather than part of the solution. Therefore the dilemma: even the most pro-Western leaders in the region have been reluctant to cooperate closely and openly with American policies that are intended to bolster their own security...
Much as medieval knights brandished their heraldic emblems, an increasing number of businesses are brandishing new trademarks. Like the old coats of arms, the new logos are designed to impress friend and foe, inspire vassals with loyalty and pride, and bolster the sense of power. America's best designers are brought to bear on this imagemaking, which generally covers corporate signs, advertising, printed matter and buildings...
...School officials said last week the series of parties, speeches and scientific symposia should help to bolster fundraising efforts and strengthen Harvard's position as a leader in medical education...
...Mexico judge has an answer for high prison costs that could also help Harvard bolster the percentage of students who accept offers of admissions...
Feldstein has already moved to bolster the influence of the CEA and reassert its in dependence from OMB and the Treasury. Even before his confirmation hearings, Feldstein was busy staking out turf for himself in the interdepartmental policy group known as T-l (for Economic Troika One), which consists of Treasury Secretary Donald Regan, Budget Director David Stockman and the chairman of the CEA. In weekly break fast meetings of the group, Feldstein has managed to hold his own in even the most esoteric of budget debates with Stockman, who possessesa daunting reputation for his deft handling of twelve-digit...