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...women closely involved with the small, tight-knit organization say it touches the lives of many more women than its voting membership through its sponsorship of other organizations and events...
Clinton's success may stem from her persistence. Her persistence may stem from the values she learned growing up in a close-knit community of parents, teachers and neighbors who worked together to raise the community's children...
...demand, according to Microsoft, was that the company hide the Windows opening screen and let anyone in the software industry--except Microsoft--compete to offer a new one to PC makers. Another suggested that Microsoft either remove or turn off the Explorer browser that is even more thoroughly knit into Windows 98 than it was into Win 95. A third, according to Microsoft, was that the company include a copy of Navigator in every copy of Win 98 that it ships. "It would be a lot like asking Coca-Cola to ship three Pepsis with every six-pack," a Microsoft...
...during a recent interview, may be the right guy with the right idea at the right time. A graduate of Yale law school, he founded the irreverent monthly American Lawyer at age 28 and managed almost from the start to throw a scare into the close-knit legal profession--as well as into his own staff. (A former reporter recalls Brill emerging from his office roaring, "I'm gonna make somebody cry!") Later he created Court TV, which earned high marks for its coverage of the O.J. Simpson trial and other high-profile cases...
Like Khentov, Evans is unabashedly proud of his neighborhood, Sound View, a low-income community in the heart of the Bronx. Yet he is realistic about the tidal pull of crime that moves with a constant ebb and flow through the close-knit series of apartments surrounding...