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...referendum on the direction of the Democratic Party, and the voters were clearly disappointed by the Democrats’ lack of vision. Frustrated by the absence of a compelling Democratic agenda, voters refused to support candidates whose only message was that their opponents were wrong. Democrats must now heed the voters’ demands for a new definition of what the party stands for—a new set of independent Democratic ideas. No longer can the Democrats be the negative image of a Republican agenda, standing only for criticism of conservative positions. Democrats must have a positive vision...
...satisfy their finicky tastes. The extremely skilled waiters know this, and are quick to push the kitchen’s strongest items, steering customers towards meat dishes, especially those of game and offal1, and away from anything centered around fish. It is the unwise diner who fails to heed these recommendations. Obey your waiter’s advice and you will have a fantastic meal. Otherwise, steel yourself for disappointment...
...team feels down about this loss, it should heed the words of McEnroe, who made this comment later in the same press conference: “I will need to do something if I want...
...crucial that any action with such potentially severe consequences be strongly supported by America’s citizens. That consensus has not been reached yet; Monday’s HIPJ rally was one of many anti-war protests that have taken place across the nation. Congress must heed this public sentiment against military engagement with Iraq and debate more thoroughly President Bush’s proposed resolution...
...benefit of students, every university and college should heed the U.S. News & World Report rankings. Even at number two, Harvard should go down kicking and screaming—planning improvements for next year...