Word: gail
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...long grind, but saw bright spots emerging. David Hale, chief economist of Kemper Financial Cos., called for a combination of "Bush's trade policy with elements of Clinton's domestic policy." Dan Lacey, publisher of Workplace Trends, saw little in either candidate's policy to stimulate job creation. Gail Fosler, chief economist for the Conference Board, described consumer attitudes as stubbornly skeptical. Donald Ratajczak, director of the economic-forecasting center at Georgia State University, warned about the danger of trying to fix the federal deficit too soon...
...seen," said Sinai. "Both candidates are at least admitting and calling attention to the problems." The public nonetheless is still struggling to weigh the merits of the proposals and find any salvation in them. "Neither candidate's program has had any effect on consumer confidence whatsoever," said Gail Fosler, chief economist of the Conference Board, which tracks consumer and business trends. The TIME forum's analysis of the major proposals...
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...torches, and the crowd just might march on the nearest castle. "I've never seen things so bad in Dayton," says Garry Smith, 43, an unemployed autoworker and former Bush supporter. "Clinton makes me nervous, but I feel desperate, and I'm about willing to try anything." Gail Seman, 51, a temporary office worker and registered Republican for 26 years, was first shaken by Anita Hill's treatment during the Clarence Thomas hearings. Then she watched the Republican Convention on TV last month. "They showed someone from the Kansas delegation wearing a T shirt that had Clinton smoking dope with...
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