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...growing inclination among publishers to offer Information online is natural, as the computers used to compose the text of a publication can often export these data to an online service with little or no additional hardware. Periodicals are especially suited to the online medium since they are updated regularly...
Clinton's reasons for bucking party doctrine and backing free trade were both practical and political: in a tight fiscal environment, a President has few opportunities to stimulate the economy. Creating export-related jobs, which pay 17% more than the average U.S. job, is one way to accomplish this, and the President was reminded last week of how urgently he needs to do it. The Census Bureau reported that median household income fell last year $312, or 1%, while the number of Americans living in poverty -- below $14,763 a year for a family of four -- grew 1.3 million...
There are valid reasons for ensuring that certain businesses and service-providing institutions do not discriminate. That does not extend to social clubs whose only apparent export is empty kegs and woozy members...
REAGAN: "((Grenada)) was a Soviet-Cuban colony, being readied as a military bastion to export terror and undermine democracy. We got there just in time...
...famous for getting out the Filofax and phoning world leaders in pursuit of diplomatic goals, it was Bill Clinton who picked up the phone last summer and talked King Fahd of Saudi Arabia into buying $6 billion worth of Boeing and McDonnell Douglas civilian aircraft, and then got the Export-Import Bank to sweeten the deal so that European rival Airbus could not steal it away. Last May the President helped AT&T close a $4 billion deal for Saudi telecommunications modernization. He intervened again last June to persuade the Brazilian government to award a $1.4 billion radar project...