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Indeed, Edward R. Murrow, himself a wartime broadcaster from London rooftops, would have. And so did the whole watching world. The sense of shared experience is the vital starting place for building a consensus on every matter of global concern, from nuclear disarmament to environmental cleanup, from hunger to health care...
...themselves facing currency instability, higher interest and other very tricky domestic problems," warns David Roche, chief international-portfolio strategist for Morgan Stanley in London. To help lagging economies catch up, the E.C. will create a "cohesion fund" to pour an unspecified amount of cash into transportation, infrastructure and environmental cleanup in the south...
...Follow me, sir." Without ado, the Secretary of Transportation got down on his hands and knees and crawled between tables, chairs and legs to the rear of the ballroom, then stepped into a waiting limousine and motored to the White House Situation Room, where he planned the California earthquake cleanup...
...conception, there is no center, only a coordinating organ that will regulate some relations"--such as control of nuclear weapons and cleanup of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster, said Kravchuk, who has pledged not to sign the Union Treaty...
Cambridge financed its sewer project in accordance with the Water Pollution Abatement Trust, created in 1989 to provide $10 billion in aid for sewer repairs and water cleanup...