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...There is also a noir version. In the 1980s, allegations were raised in Parliament and in newspapers that Ambani was a master manipulator?that he received favors from politicians, cajoled officials to interpret the rules his way, brought down endless audits and inspections on his rivals, and reputedly had the power even to make or break governments. In 1985, leaders of opposition political parties signed a letter urging a thorough legislative probe into Reliance over "massive and ingenious schemes and methods adopted by the company in gross contempt of public policies and statutory laws...
...Brien had a record year in 2001, when he produced 23 Group One race winners, and looks set to build on that this year. As a trainer he could be limited only by the horses he has to work with. With an endless supply of Coolmore stars, he can rule racing for years...
...Spanish citizens and media, regarding the Middle East, are much more sympathetic to the Palestinian cause than Americans are. When I discussed the situation with my Spanish teacher, she referred to the Israelis as invaders, who have a huge army and endless support from the United States, and the Palestinians as victims with no way out. She said she can’t justify the suicide bombings, but she asked, “what other options do they have?” In Europe, the atrocities committed by Israel’s army are more widely reported than...
...daylight practice time, Ichiro would wake up at 3 a.m. to do the laundry. During classes he slept. In his first year as a professional he spent most of his free time in the batting cage, with teammates coming and going from breakfast, lunch, nap, dinner to the endless tattoo of his bat on ball...
...Anglo-Indian," says Kathleen Hourigan, a matronly 55-year-old Irish-Indian. "There was a real togetherness. And there were lovely shows, picnics and dances. It was quite something." The farmers raised pigs and cattle and made mango jelly. There was a school, two hospitals, a clubhouse and endless rose gardens. Nothing it seemed, not even World War II, could touch McCluskieganj. And then, in 1947, came Indian independence. The community "just couldn't imagine a life without England," says McCluskieganj historian Captain David Cameron, 72. Some of the early pioneers had died and, without the colonial shield to protect...