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...only a couple involved in the action. Consequently, the production feels more static than it should. Similarly, the musical interludes during set changes are a bit too long—ordinarily this would be a small detail, but in a play of such length any loss of momentum is crucial...
...British government also has a very crucial role in pushing toward the goals outlined in the Good Friday Agreement. Prime Minister Tony Blair started things off by disassembling spy towers in the county of Armagh last week, and he must continue with his promise to reduce the British military presence in Northern Ireland...
...Clues from the Nguyen case may well prove crucial to unraveling the widening anthrax mystery. As the fourth fatal instance of the disease, Nguyen's illness and death set off new alarms and raises increasingly urgent questions: Where is this bacteria coming from? How is it being distributed among people who do not handle mail on a regular basis...
...Morial, who's also president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, a big question is how cities will pay for all this. He is asking the President and Congress for help. New Orleans has already been paying for police overtime and other security costs at a time when crucial tourism revenues are plummeting. McCrory's not asking for money until he figures out what Charlotte needs most. "Right now, everyone's asking for something, but we haven't done an assessment of where the money would be best used," he says...
Mejias remained questionable for next weekend’s crucial Ivy match against Columbia...