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...risk of hikes in health-care costs. The UAW will have to face the same hard choices the automakers do: balancing rising expenses with limited funds and a promise to cover everyone. "They cannot control it. They can't," says Uwe Reinhardt, an economist at Princeton University and an expert on health policy. "The union will just lose that deal." And before long, he says, the UAW will find itself having to limit choices, reduce costs and ask members to contribute money to keep the plan afloat--the same cuts proposed by carmakers that union negotiators have fought...
Sewall, an expert on counterinsurgency and director of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, said that she did not believe that the polls would turn around. Allison, a former Defense Department official, added that while there has been “some measurable progress on security, the political situation has actually deteriorated...
...least one expert observer I know likes the Quakers to take the Ivy bacon this season. They certainly looked like a team that was putting it back together after the suicide of a team member in ’05 and some uncannily bad luck early in ’06, when they beat Harvard up and down the field in Philly late last season...
John Edwards is wasting his time campaigning, since Clinton is the anointed one [Sept. 10]. And unless Barack Obama attacks her more, he'll be wasting his time too. The Democratic field is terrified of the Clinton machine, which is expert at personal destruction and will stop at nothing to get her the nomination. It might be Obama's strategy not to attack Clinton because he wants to be on the ticket...
LOOKING AHEAD Venter's breakthrough, says genome expert Dr. Edward Rubin, means individual DNA sequencing is inevitable: "It's not clear whether it'll be 10 years or 50 years, but in our lifetime, this will happen...