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...paranoia level has grown to the point that airlines sometimes are throwing people off flights simply because nervous fellow passengers deem them "suspicious." When an Indian passenger told an American he was a bass guitarist, which another traveler misheard as "Bosnian terrorist," he and another Indian flying with him were booted off a Singapore Airlines flight preparing to leave for Hong Kong. Northwest ground staff refused to board three Iraqi-born Americans on a flight from Minneapolis to Salt Lake City, and two Pakistani businessmen were marched off a US Airways Florida-Baltimore shuttle when the pilot refused to take...
...royalty rates of 7.5% wholesale and 3.75% retail, and to submit quarterly royalty reports. In addition, Nike submitted artwork designs as well as a list of products as part of its application process last summer, and the trademark office reserves the right to review and refuse designs they deem to be inappropriate for the trademark name. Nike will be selling its products directly to the Coop...
...terms of the costs to the United States, the cost of civilians, and the regional and political costs,” Walsh said. He stressed that there are a variety of options ranging from military action to basic law enforcement and that only time and the facts will deem which are appropriate...
...Students will never again have to read the words “a large minority of respondents praise,” “just over two fifths of evaluators feel,” “several note,” “just under one fourth deem,” “a small number marvel” or “a handful state” without the assurance that the phrase is preceded by the number of students and succeeded by the percentage of respondents who actually praise, feel, note, deem, marvel or state...
...gunmen atop Abu Sneineh will, no doubt, find new firing positions. And while they may from time to time hold their fire when they deem it politic, they'll keep on targeting the soldiers and settlers down below, in the belief that the Israelis will ultimately pack up and leave if the price of staying becomes too high. But the settlers, many of them from the far-right Kach movement, have no intention of going anywhere, nor would the current Israeli government even consider withdrawing them...