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ECONOMIC GROWTH Since the introduction of a single currency, Euroland has experienced a protracted period of subpar growth. Germany has suffered the most, but France, Italy and the Netherlands have also had virtually no growth. Meanwhile, Ireland, Greece and Spain have boomed--if not overheated. While many factors feed economic growth, some experts argue that the euro has exacerbated Europe's regional economic differences because of its one-size-fits-all monetary policy, with the European Central Bank setting the same interest rates for all. "In the short term, monetary policy is driving economies apart, not bringing them together," says...
Chontosh sets up a command post in the sand and lights a cigarette. "It's time for a defensive mind-set now," he says, settling back to await the insurgents' reaction. On a screen with a live satellite feed, he monitors movement in the surrounding area. There isn't much to see. Word from headquarters is that communications intercepts suggest the insurgents thought this was in fact the big showdown and had congregated in the middle of the city. But other than random bursts of small-arms fire, which is met with heavy fusillades, there is little action...
...have three starting freshmen, and at the beginning of the season, we weren’t sure how to play together,” Odorczyk said. “We know how those three play now, so it’s easier for us to feed off each other...
Ogbechie’s teammates feed off her energy and confidence. When Harvard is down, the team knows it can turn...
Merritt slotted home her third goal off a feed from freshman midfielder Jaime Greenwald, finishing Harvard’s first hat trick of the season, and putting the game out of reach with sixteen minutes remaining...