Word: heatedly
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Following through with Peterson's program would certainly shake things up. School choice would bring heat to bear on the public schools and sharpen our understanding of the injustices of the current system. Unfortunately, we already know that the educational system is on the rocks...
...bitter cold and darkness of a Russian winter, Muscovites depend on Mosenergo, the capital's principal supplier of heat and electricity, to survive. It's a relationship that has also weathered virtually every kind of political storm during the 20th century, and even earlier. "We provided warmth and light under 'our little father the Czar,' and when 'our people' [the communists] came in," says Sergei Rumyantsev, Mosenergo's deputy director general. "Now we do it under the democrats, because they need us as well. We have nothing to do with politics...
...million. The company's value is still intimately tied to its quasi monopoly of energy production and distribution across the country. Not only is Mosenergo the only electricity supplier to more than 16 million people in the Moscow region, but it furnishes more than 80% of their heat as well. The company owns 21 electric power stations, with a generation capacity of 14,690 MW. Demand for Mosenergo's services is unlikely to diminish anytime soon...
...analysts, that only shows the difficulty of rebuilding the 118-year-old house of Kodak at a time when its back end is ablaze from the heat of Fuji's relentless assault. The Japanese company (fiscal 1996 sales: $10.11 billion) hotly denies it is a price-cutter, but nevertheless its prices are as much as a third below Kodak's on some products. B. Alexander Henderson, the head of technology research at Prudential Securities, says Kodak will have to cut prices to narrow the gap with Fuji. Kodak has charged, via a closely watched U.S. complaint before the World Trade...
...chased Einhorn. There were stakeouts; interviews with monied acquaintances, including an international rock star and a billionaire socialite; and even a brief attempt by a vigilante cyberposse from Australia to stalk the computer junkie by Internet. Three times in those 16 years, police were close enough to feel his heat. Each time, Einhorn melted away. Now, in remote Champagne-Mouton, another chance...