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...violence in the gangster rap of the 1990s," says TIME Music Critic David Thigpen. Of the music, Thigpen notes that "the Black Album is a bleak tour through an American ghetto of fractured homes and misogynistic, rootless young men." And, while the anger in the music will probably hamper its success, it is nevertheless "a rich and complex record by one of pop's most talented, multifarious performers."Post your opinion on theArts & Culturebulletin board...
...described the new system of pension plancontributions as "highly inefficient," as itreduces the tax-exempt contributions of theUniversity. Green also warned that the changecould hamper long-term incentives to retire...
After that, a flood of weird injuries seemed to hamper the team--from Gritschel's back sprain, sustained early in the season, to number-one runner karen Goetz' ankle sprain, sustained the night before the Heptagonals when she tripped over a rock on practice...
...must eliminate business regulations which serve no legitimate public purpose but hamper capital investment and economic growth," Bachrach said. "It is our overregulation which shows growth and prevents new companies from moving...
Some military analysts believe that deadly misjudgments are made more likely by battlefield technology that hands over decisions to computers. Defense officials acknowledged that last week's mishap is likely to hamper efforts to improve the capability of new U.S. weapon systems to fire on an enemy from far away. "We were just really beginning to push beyond-visual-range technologies," says an executive at McDonnell Douglas, builder of the F-15C. "This is going to put a brake on that...