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...Crimson will have to keep its cool and not overreact to the physical, foul-filled style that the Bears employ. Actually, the players believe that aggressive style will help Harvard rather than hinder...
Along with the overall plan to revitalize the economy, the administration has encouraged the formation and development of women-owned businesses. Women business owners currently own 40 percent of all businesses; women are starting business at one-and-a-half times the rate of their male counterparts and employ 11 million workers--more than the Fortune 500 companies. Women business owners need access to capital, and the Clinton administration has taken unprecedented steps to create opportunities for them...
...ceiling compromise puts a limiter on how we employ multiplication so the numbers aren't so big," says Ferrara, who does not "personally ascribe" to the principle...
...Institute of Environmental Health Sciences after funding dried up for his research into how the billions of cells that make up the body communicate with one another. Working independently, Rodbell and Dr. Alfred G. Gilman of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas discovered that the cells employ a kind of molecular switchboard to sort out incoming chemical and hormonal messages. The switches in this biological telephone system, molecules called G proteins, have since been implicated in everything from diabetes to alcoholism to whooping cough...
...that context, nearly all of Cole's actions make sense, Waxenberg and others say. The Fishhead Coup, after all, was a piece of technical genius that satisfies the mind but is almost impossible to employ in a real game...