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After the tortured decision to make the race (everything he does involves an agony of self-induced second-guessing), Dole moved first to develop a decent working relationship with Newt Gingrich, the Republican revolution's commander, who had effectively supplanted Clinton as America's dominant political force. Dole's relations with the new House Speaker were cordial, but the two men were neither close personal friends nor ideological allies...
...people's lives. Indeed, our analysis suggested that the 1994 election was not a rejection of government per se; it was a rejection of big, intrusive government. The President emphasized a view endorsed by well over two-thirds of the American people: a fiscally prudent government can still provide decent medical care for senior citizens and children, a high-quality educational system for young people and protection for the environment...
...complex reflecting the diversity of individuals' social lives. In the village center, we must find outlets for civic passion, artistic expression, the appreciation of nature, the economic needs of the consumer, the elegance of society and the mixture of masses. Unfortunately, if you visit town nuclei outside decent cities like Cambridge, there is nothing there...
Clinton is a movie buff, a decent Hearts player and an avid reader. The Rhodes Scholar also has a decent memory, Bronfman said...
Columbia, meanwhile, was hyped up in the national rankings last September but faltered to a 9-8 record, so the Lions might break out this year. Dartmouth fielded a decent team, while Yale and Penn finished tied for last but aren't pushovers...