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...Although the mood in India is upbeat, Yogesh Malhotra, a textile analyst at credit-rating agency ICRA, warns that uncertainties remain. He points out that the country's textile industry is highly fragmented, made up of thousands of small manufacturers. Whether they will survive after 2005, when exporters will have to compensate for falling prices by selling more volume, is unclear. Joshi of the Children's Place adds that, unlike China, India still doesn't have many large, modern apparel factories and that its often antiquated plants might struggle to handle the flood of new orders. For India, he says...
...even in this, his brightest moment in the spotlight, the tailback was quick to deflect the praise and spread the credit to everyone but himself...
...Elise’s credit, she does as much as possible with such a weak script, but every actress would falter in scenes such as when her love interest asks her to tell stories from her time in jail, and she responds jokingly, “I was getting raped in the shower and a woman was pulling my leg, just like I’m pulling yours.” No, I’m not making that up. That is an actual line in the film. This dialogue may have in fact been the best and the worst...
...credit, ABC is attempting to inject new life into a genre now dominated by hordes of CSI knockoffs. But is it worth tuning in for? Our suggestion: Curl up with a few Homicide: Life on the Street DVDs and wait out the months until Sopranos season six, when television’s healing warmth will glow brightly once again...
...that the United States was degenerating, especially in the time of Lawrence v. Texas, and its court-ordered legalization of sexual relations between consenting adults of the same gender. If this is what Governor Riley calls “degeneration”, I for one am happy to take credit...