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...others at the Center for Creative Leadership studied "derailed executives," the rising stars who flamed out, the researchers found that these executives failed most often because of "an interpersonal flaw" rather than a technical inability. Interviews with top executives in the U.S. and Europe turned up nine so-called fatal flaws, many of them classic emotional failings, such as "poor working relations," being "authoritarian" or "too ambitious" and having "conflict with upper management...
...last, best hope of America now lies with the outcome of the 1996 election. Only a second, more conservative welfare reform bill can solve the fatal flaws that plague the current system, flaws that if left uncorrected will lead only to the further deterioration of the American family and a deepening to the pit of poverty in which so many millions of Americans are trapped...
...marksmen told a skeptical Senate panel that the 1992 fatal shooting of white separatist Randy Weaver's wife by an FBI colleague was justified. Reason? The gun-toting Weavers, caught in a standoff with agents, posed a threat to a circling FBI helicopter. Federal marshals involved in the shootout that precipitated the siege testified that they believe Weaver accidentally killed his son--and not they, as Weaver has charged...
...hurt them much because most of the top leadership has already been caught," reports Latin America bureau chief Laura Lopez. "But if he can say the cartel wrote checks to Colombian President Samper, and that Samper accepted them, then it's going to be devastating for the president - probably fatal for his administration." More than $6 million is rumored to have been accepted by Samper's campaign. Samper has steadfastly denied knowing that drug money was accepted by his campaign. COLOMBIAN MASSACRE...
...hurt them much because most of the top leadership has already been caught," reports Latin America bureau chief Laura Lopez. "But if he can say the cartel wrote checks to Colombian President Samper, and that Samper accepted them, then it's going to be devastating for the president - probably fatal for his administration." More than $6 million is rumored to have been accepted by Samper's campaign. Samper has steadfastly denied knowing that drug money was accepted by his campaign. COLOMBIAN MASSACRE...