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LONDON Bussell takes a final bow...
...Wallonia - and also the region's minister-president - Di Rupo, 55, is the heavyweight of Francophone politics. And the fact that his origins are Italian, Belgium's second-largest immigrant community after Moroccans, adds a third dimension to the identity challenge represented by his candidacy. But the dapper, bow-tied Di Rupo is handicapped by recurrent scandals in his Socialist Party, and has been criticized for his poor command of the Flemish language...
Stone also noted that as proud as Chu was of winning the Patty Kazmaier Award, she would happily trade it for the national championship that has eluded her in her time with the Crimson. Harvard took an early bow out of the NCAA Tournament with a first-round loss to Wisconsin...
...That just was like a rifle shot right across the bow of fair Harvard, and the Medical School immediately swung into action and put into place one of the most restrictive policies in the country,” Thrall says...
...public routinely marvels over leaders who refuse to bow to conventional wisdom. Critics claim such "stubbornness" is the tragic flaw of a popular leader, but in fact, such fortitude is the welcome sign of a true leader. Public opinion may change on a whim—it faces no consequences—but a leader’s decisions affect an entire country. That leader is stubborn when he refuses to change a failed policy, but he is spineless when he changes his personal beliefs to curry favor with the public...