Word: huges
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Last weekend was supposed to be the first step to securing that crown. Instead of making a huge statement, the Crimson went out and split two games, beating UMass-Amherst 3-1, but dropping the more critical divisional game 4-1 against Brown. It was not the most ideal beginning, but one successful enough not to discourage anyone...
...record numbers the industry achieved last year. Not only is Novak not planning any layoffs; he is buying two new high-speed presses and installing a new sorting machine to improve quality and efficiency. In Detroit at the Chene Trombley Market, a convenience store across Interstate 94 from the huge General Motors plant where Cadillacs are made, the outlook is equally rosy. Says manager Aram Yasso of the GM workers who make up most of his clientele: "It doesn't seem like they have a concern in the world right now. They have been working an hour overtime every...
...would ride it out. "I don't think the economy is capable of having a deep downturn now if monetary and fiscal policies remain sound," says John Snow, chairman and CEO of transport giant CSX Corp., echoing the sentiments of many of his peers. "There is not a huge stock of inventories to work off. We've gone to a just-in-time type of economy. A quarter or two of shallow recession or reduced growth is all I see, and when that is finished, I think you will see that the rest of the world is starting to recover...
...interviews with TIME, GM executives say they merely do what everyone else does. Moreover, they say, local and state governments often come calling on them. As a GM official explained, when Saturn was conceived, it was a clean sheet, a new type of plant representing a huge investment. Once it became publicly known what GM was planning, he said, "we received proposals from every state in the union except Hawaii and Alaska. We had file cabinets full of material from every state...Every one had to be responded to. It took on a life...
...graphical snippets used to perpetually reinvent one's avatar: photos and drawings, bonnets and six-guns, mascots and blackboards, halos and bongs. Palace vets amass hoards of props and trade them like baseball cards. Sites on the indispensable A-to-Z List of active palaces blare come-ons like HUGE PROP MALL! Collect enough props and build a cool palace, and you can stage a runway show in your own private Versailles. "Vanity pages built the Web," says Randy Farmer, co-founder of Electric Communities, the company that bought the Palace earlier this year and is behind its latest resurgence...