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...then they did. The Commerce Department, making its third and final revision to last year's economic numbers, reported Thursday that after just one quarter in critical condition, GDP in the October-December fourth quarter grew at a 1.7 percent clip - thanks to a dramatic 6.1 percent rebound in consumer spending from the July-September period. Which means that statistically, at least, the recession - defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contraction - never happened. The expansion lives...
...know about a 1991 TV interview in which the supposedly pro-choice Riordan condemned abortion as murder until newspapers reported it. Davis, who saw in Riordan a moderate Republican who was his most dangerous potential opponent in the general election, jumped all over that, running ads showing the damaging clip...
...Asked how he felt about being included in this year's Biennial exhibition at New York's Whitney museum, Ware said he felt flattered but dismissed it as "luck of the draw." "It's also fairly nonsensical because the clip that I'm including you have to sit down and read. You can't spend a lot of time looking at the artwork on the wall. It's the difference between art for reproduction and art for display." Richard McGuire then spoke of his own recent work, installations of large comix panels that hang from the ceiling, as an example...
Suddenly, Eastlund and her husband Dale faced a terrible choice. They could do nothing and hope that the aneurysm would never start to leak. Or she could get the standard treatment, first performed in 1937, in which a neurosurgeon drills a hole in the skull and puts a clip (usually titanium) around the blister-like pouch. Or she could try something new: a procedure called coiling, approved...