Word: interiorities
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That means that both countries are growing more dependent on this relationship every day. Mexicans all across the interior follow the North Star chasing the jobs. There are now four or five cities the size of Cleveland, Ohio, sitting right next door, and 25 years from now as much as 40% of the entire Mexican population may be living on the border. The region is Mexico's economic engine, a huge commercial classroom where the unskilled workers who were making gauze eye patches in 1980 now make ATMs and modems and the most popular Sony color TV sold...
...There is only one way to reduce unemployment in France: you have to explain to the French people that they have to work harder." NICOLAS SARKOZY, French Interior Minister, on the proposed liberalization of employment law that has sparked more than two weeks of mass protests across France...
...bottles have cult followings. "If I were planning a room inspired by [Arizona's] Green Tea with Ginseng," wrote interior designer Carelton Varney in the Palm Beach Daily News, "I'd go for an aqua-blue wall with a carpeting of rose pink, and I'd be certain to find an Asian print to use for drapery...
...Pope Benedict XVI for helping save his life and win his release. But alive doesn't mean totally free. Afghan clerics have denounced Italy and continue to call for Rahman's death, so he will stay under tight police protection in an undisclosed location for the foreseeable future. An Interior Ministry official in Rome tells TIME, "He is a man still very much in peril...
...when more than two million people took to the streets. Chirac's approval ratings dropped to 20% - a record low for recent French Presidents - while Villepin's slipped to 29%, just a year away from presidential elections. Ironically, the only short-term winner from the crisis appears to be Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy - front-runner in the 2007 presidential race that Villepin is expected to contest too, with Chirac's likely backing. Sarkozy called for "compromise" with protesters - a position at odds with his plan for vast reforms cutting far deeper than the youth labor law. "We have a program...