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...Kunming officials came close to barring Christian workers from the building. Through the years, however, they have managed to stay. "The cooperation of orphanage workers and government officials allowed the foreigners to provide training and some money, and compared to 1990, it's wonderful," says Cheeley, founder of Project Grace International, a Kunming-based Christian development organization. So far, the government hasn't objected to a few souls saved along...
...episode as a freak occurrence. The symptoms of Parkinson's are notoriously unpredictable, and it seemed like just another of the disease's erratic turns. But then he tried ecstasy again, and once more he was able for hours at a time to regain something close to the athletic grace he once possessed. Yet when he mentioned the experience to his doctors, they dismissed it as a result of the street drug's known amphetamine qualities. So Lawrence thought little more about it, other than to make the most of ecstasy's unexpected side effect the couple of times...
...even if you doubt Lipp's 3.5% prediction, there's reason to think the Continent will handle a slowdown with relative grace. "Europe won't have the same kind of adjustment pressures that we have in the U.S.," said Hormats. That's because Europeans, in contrast to debt-addicted Americans, are light on stock investments and still have substantial savings they can tap during lean times...
...prime wouldn't last long. In fact, you could understand Crosby at his movie best in one double feature: "The Country Girl" and "High Society." He sings "True Love" to Grace Kelly (a stand-in for Kathryn); he bests Sinatra in their duet-duel "Well, Did You Evah." And in the four flavorful minutes of "Now You Has Jazz," with Armstrong and his band, Crosby displays his vocal and verbal acuity in top form. This song, like the one with Sinatra, was considerably revised - ad-libbed, if you like - from Cole Porter's text. Bing's asides...
Congratulations! You have been selected to be the next President of Harvard University. You follow in the weighty footsteps of people whose names grace buildings all across the Yard. Raise us enough money and maybe you'll get one too. But first, before you can formally take office in Mass. Hall, we ask that you go through a simple initiation process with the undergraduate community...