Word: disarrayed
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...That Japan must play this currency game at all suggests that the country's economy is still in disarray and that the growth a weak-yen policy has helped to produce does not provide the foundation of a lasting revival. As economist Richard Katz writes in a recent issue of his newsletter, the Oriental Economist, "If Japan's economy were basically healthy, then most of the recent economic indicators would justifiably be taken as the classic signs of an economy in recovery." But Japan's economy is not basically healthy, he argues, at least not yet. Although there have been...
...Catamounts had a chance to tie the game in the final minute of the first half when they broke out of their own end and caught the Crimson defense in disarray, but Hodel intelligently pulled down the Vermont attacker, allowing Harvard time to regroup. The Crimson successfully defended the ensuing free kick, and the half ended uneventfully...
...Nation party, to three years in prison for electoral fraud; in Brisbane. In 1997, Hanson and One Nation co-founder David Ettridge falsely claimed to have the 500 members necessary to register their party, then accepted $330,000 in government electoral funding. Hanson's party is already in disarray and her political career in steep decline; several political rivals, including Prime Minister John Howard, have said the sentence is harsh...
...forces working in Dean's favor is the disarray and disenchantment within the Democratic Party. If he's angry, well, so are many committed rank-and-file Democrats, especially on the defining question of war with Iraq, on which all the other leading contenders voted with Bush. An insurgent has more room in a field as large as this one, in which no true front runner has yet emerged to marshal the party's institutional forces. Dean's outsider appeal has made all the other first-tier contenders blend into button-down sameness. Campaign manager Joe Trippi, 47, a veteran...
...strategist, tells Time. Hard-liners are trying to "shift the President's position," and portray him as "the leader of the impoverished masses," Pavlovsky says, a move that could be politically disastrous. Putin is not backing the faction, Pavlovsky claims, and the President's silence is a result of "disarray" rather than consent. But by hesitating, he has allowed the situation to deteriorate. Sooner or later, Pavlovsky believes the President will have to intervene, probably by making changes at the top of his Kremlin administration. How did Putin's relationship with Khodorkovsky become so strained? The crisis started early this...