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...great potential of the Reform party, and since the party is in its infancy, we have lots of different people trying to mold it to their own ideologies or add a little extra feature here or there," Rhoads writes in an e-mail message. "We aren't just a bunch of blind followers, so every little thing gets contested...
...NATO troops there to squelch most of the problems," says Calabresi. "Milosevic's room for maneuver has been drastically reduced, and the U.S. and NATO have managed with minimal casualties to defuse the potential for tragedy in Kosovo - but by doing so, of course, they've inherited a bunch of other problems." And if NATO had to take its hand off the lid, the Balkans could quickly once again turn messy...
...system lets central administrators at the med school comply with a whole bunch of federal regulations that we just couldn't comply with before we had better management info...
...feeling there was something different about Google when not one, not two, but three different friends recommended it to me. "It's quick, and it gives you what you need," said my pal Maryanne. "It doesn't give you a bunch of garbage," seconded Unmesh, who was tired of wading through irrelevant listings on other search sites. Even better, the buzz was backed up with awards from computer trades like PC Magazine, Yahoo!, Internet Life...
...socializing, demanding preferential treatment on the job, hogging more than their fair share of employee benefits, filing spurious lawsuits for ever more privileges, coming to work late or slipping out early, and belittling the childless colleagues who cover for them. In short, Burkett's parents behave like a bunch of badly brought-up brats. Childless adults, as she represents them, are mature, sensible--and exquisitely patient. Therein lies the chief weakness of this provocative book: a bifurcation of the human race into the selfish and the selfless, the latter being those without children. The dichotomy is so sharp...