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The midterm congressional elections alone cannot explain the intensity of the zingers being fired across party lines [NATION, Oct. 7]. Frustration is also a factor. Osama bin Laden is nowhere to be found, the anthrax letters remain a mystery, the Dow Jones average sags below 8000, and no one understands...
"Nowadays they bring along a plastic bag with their underwear in it. It has nothing to do with enthusiasm anymore." TOM JONES, singer, complaining that female fans no longer remove their panties to toss on stage
Aeneas and Harken were “exploiting, as many companies did, a fundamental weakness in accounting rules,” said Bala G. Dharan, a former visiting professor at Harvard Business School and a finance expert from Rice University’s Jones Graduate School of Management.
Kate has been called Bridget Jones five years later. But Kate is a grownup, sharp and observant yet wise and sentimental, something Bridget can never be. Feminists may hate the fact that Kate quits her job after deciding that you can't have it all. But, by the way, it...