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...promotion quickly turned into a nightmare. Disgruntled "winners" banded together in protest groups, fanning anti-Pepsi flames at frequent demonstrations and marches. More than 22,000 people holding the 349 number filed 689 civil suits seeking damages, as well as 5,200 criminal complaints alleging fraud and deception...
...place and grabs the copy. Suddenly . . . but there's no tension, no believability, no sense that Baghdad's streets sound or feel or smell different from those of Paris or Geneva, or that a man and a woman in peril might react in different ways. This sort of frequent-flyer spy story depends on texture, and there's not much offered. Archer, who lacks the talent to get by with less than his best, writes like a man with his mind on an important lunch date...
Throwing money around came easily to Blue Cross of Washington, D.C. From 1985 to 1992, the plan's aptly named chief, Joseph Gamble, spawned roughly 40 subsidiaries, from a global travel and lost-baggage service to a Blue Cross of Jamaica. Total net losses: $182 million. Gamble enjoyed frequent Concorde flights to Europe and $900-a-night suites in Barbados...
...Attorney General. Of 13 principal aides, including Guinier, only four so far can be clearly identified as Reno's picks. Many were in the pipeline before Reno was selected. Webb Hubbell, the Associate Attorney General, is Hillary Clinton's former law partner and President Clinton's frequent golf partner. But Hubbell swears loyalty to Reno, and they have become fast friends in a very short time. Hubbell says he is certain about her loyalty to Clinton, and that loyalty has been rewarded, he says, with a profound respect for her by the President. "The President is very interested...
...gamble proves successful because as the film progresses, the colors in the scenes move away from black and white to vivid color and Orlando's questioning looks at the audience become less frequent as events make more sense to her. Orlando then stops being the oddball in her surroundings and comes to be a person not unlike the one sitting next to you in the theater...