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...this year, and order books at Airbus and Boeing are bulging; the U.S. manufacturer has taken 659 orders this year versus 277 in all of 2004. If the U.S. and the E.U. succeed, in talks resuming this week, to open up the transatlantic market, new routes could flourish, suggests Gill. Glasgow to Cleveland anyone...
...Rwanda, the Minister of Health called a meeting and asked him where P.I.H.'s doctors wanted to set up shop. The minister in charge of HIV/AIDS, who knew Farmer's work, answered for him: "Just put them in the worst, most rotten part of Rwanda, and they'll flourish...
...Professor of Economics N. Gregory Mankiw. Presiding over a packed Sanders Theatre of freshmen hanging on his every word, the former Chairman of the Council of Economic advisors strikes fear in the hearts of men. A lone sophomore among the ’09ers, each of them one rhetorical flourish away from disproving at least one major theorem, Mankiw’s axioms inspire me against my will. “Economics… will help you understand the world in which you live,” according to the class textbook, and “make you a more...
...flourish that is either inspired or ridiculous, a gospel choir underscores “God”’s lyrics. The listener’s world-view, more so than the song’s intrinsic merits or deficiencies, will probably determine whether or not “God” proves enjoyable...
...wisdom, a rising sun, and the motto “Sub Libertate Florent.” Established during the Revolutionary War, the Academy was founded to represent some of the brightest minds and hopes of a new country, as well as the belief that the arts and sciences flourish under freedom. Other 2005 fellows from Harvard are David E. Bloom, Gamble professor of economics and demography; John H. Coatsworth, director of the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies; James Engell, Gurney professor of English literature; Elena Kagan, dean of Harvard Law School; Duncan M. Kennedy, Carter professor of general...