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...media cannot ignore the lure of sensation. The major news networks’ excessive concentration on the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth’s crusade to mar Kerry’s courageous Vietnam record this summer and their continued focus on these suspect documents now demonstrate a frustrating disregard for solid coverage of real issues...
...impossible for the players to disregard what their old coach had taught them, or what his self-sacrifice, game after aching game, had meant. The team was dealt a further blow when Allen finally succumbed to his illness, passing away just as school ended...
...Disregard any stock movement on the heels of bell-ringer news like fraud charges or a new asbestos liability. But modest earnings surprises that cause a stock pair to decouple often present opportunity--a rare commodity in a market going nowhere...
...Harvard minority shareholders disregard this fact at the moment when they were buying the shares?” Surgut asked in the statement...
...automaker's disregard for customer safety has turned consumers and bureaucrats alike against the company. Kazuya Akutsu, a 38-year-old systems engineer and member of a 600-strong Pajero fan club, says his parents, coworkers and friends are all pleading with him to replace his ride with something more respectable, but he is reluctant to do so. "I can't trust the company," Akutsu says, "but I like the car. At least the tires haven't come off." Others are less forgiving. Shoichi Nakagawa, Japan's Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, recently said he was "speechless from disgust...