Word: globe
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Reagan, however, may be getting tough too late. A Boston Globe poll showed that in late January, he was trailing Bush in New Hampshire by 36% to 45% among Republicans and independents. Last September he was leading Bush 50% to 8%. Reagan is also having trouble adjusting to a busier schedule. His organization is so large that shifting it is much like maneuvering an ocean liner in a lake. He plans to do less traveling around the country in the next few weeks and more informal stumping in New Hampshire, including question-and-answer sessions. He has agreed...
...interest in reviving the draft. The combination of the two creates a disquieting alliance between a chunk of the liberal establishment, who want so badly to feel good about America again, and right-wing hawks, who ache to show some old-fashioned American muscle at some corner of the globe. Drafting young people will satisfy both...
...want to elevate expectations beyond my ability to perform," Bush, whom a recent Boston Globe poll predicted would win the primary, said at a press conference at the Park Plaza Hotel...
HDNS is responsible for delivering the Boston Globe, The New York Times and The Crimson on the Harvard campus...
...appear to be in much better shape in Maine, where the Democrats will caucus on Feb. 10, or New Hampshire. In the wake of Kennedy's defeat, the polls show Carter beating him almost everywhere, including New Hampshire. In a poll published this week in the Boston Globe, Democratic and independent voters in the Granite State gave Carter a healthy 54% to 36% lead over Kennedy. Sensing disaster, prominent politicians, like New York's Governor Hugh Carey, were backing away from Kennedy...