Word: hires
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LESSON NO. 3: SELECTIVE LEAKING CAN BACKFIRE. By holding back key information, Republicans tried to capitalize on the Administration's utterly confusing explanations about who hired Livingstone. (The White House pinned the deed on the late Vince Foster, for example, when Livingstone himself testified that he'd never met Foster.) Last week William Clinger sent an outraged letter to Clinton suggesting that George Stephanopoulos had been responsible for the hire. As evidence, he pointed to a 1994 letter from Livingstone to Stephanopoulos that requested that Livingstone be considered for a job as director of the White House Military Office...
Emma Thompson has the sense to inquire. Does director Mike Nichols have the sensibility to hire? Word is out that casting for an upcoming screen version of the potboiling political roman a clef Primary Colors may soon begin. Thompson seeks the Hillary Clinton role, while Tom Hanks is angling to play Bill Clinton. Surely there's a role somewhere for Anonymous...
Methinks Martha Stewart hasn't a clue as to what the average American homemaker does with her time. Most of us work either full- or part-time jobs just to make ends meet. How can we hire a staff to assist us in our attempt to be like her? She gives us all a complex, and I, for one, say, Boo! Hiss! SHIRLEY CASH Mount Jackson, Virginia...
...Zeckhauser said she plans to hire the new HDS director before the beginning of the fall semester...
...What's the problem with Harvard?" he asked. "Why don't they want to hire union companies? Do they have something against...