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Financing inventory, however, is only one part of the equation. Consumers have more choices now; the competition has gotten much tougher. Also, consumers are much less loyal to brands, so the negative impact could be more severe. "Toyota is big enough to survive, but this hits them at the core. The recovery plan coming out of this mess is going to be critical," says Toprak, who suggests that Toyota will probably have to spend heavily on advertising and incentives to restart sales when the problem is finally identified. (See the most important cars of all time...
...Harvard’s first curator of contemporary art since the Art Museum established a department dedicated to the field in 1997, Molesworth made an “important and fundamental” impact, Art Museum Director Thomas W. Lentz wrote in an e-mailed statement...
Finally, both parties must make a more conscious effort to explain the details and potential impact of their legislative work. No American can be expected to peruse the 2,000-page document to formulate an opinion on the bill. This bill will dramatically affect all Americans and therefore must be made accessible and comprehensible to the public. Elected leaders must take it upon themselves to ensure that their constituents are knowledgeable about the significance of reform, in an accurate, unbiased manner...
...Asian-Americans and, I think, all students of color still face a degree of uncertainty. There is definitely concern about how their ethnicity will impact their success,” Lee said. “For law students, we have a greater degree of faith in our ability to succeed when we see these ground-breaking types of appointments...
There are differences between the brains of men and women. Women have lady-parts, about some of which monologues have been written, and those lady-parts, like every organ, are regulated by the brain. A true scientist must concede that some of those differences may have an impact on cognition. Those lady-parts certainly prevent teenaged boys and the occasional state governor from thinking clearly...