Word: lande
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...better. Whoever wins in November can look forward to a $200,000 annual salary, a White House ringed with tank barriers and a Camp David getaway that's been described as "a medium-quality boys' camp without the horses." The also-rans are in the fast lane to Candy Land...
...trial and congressional hearings refocus national attention on the Whitewater affair, thisTIME Online special reportoffers a walk through the controversial land deal and the role it has played in the lives of President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton. This edition is available to users of the Netscape 2.0 browser forWindowsplatforms...
...recent rightward shift of the political spectrum does necessitate action on the part of the federal government. Sen. Simpson argues, "People across the land feel frustrated about the immigration situation. Unless we reform legislation, the American dream will turn into the American nightmare." To a certain extent, the Senator is correct in his prediction...
...that getting into Harvard Law School is intensely competitive and that even some of the most diligent Harvard undergraduates will never experience the utter joy of seeing a Law School acceptance letter in their mailboxes. Yet there are a small number of students who perform better than others and land at the top of the class, and they should be recognized for their efforts...
...response to this legislation has been vigorous. Editorials opposing the legislation have appeared in almost all major national newspapers. The New York Times ran a front page story calling it "the biggest land fight now before Congress." In response to this anti-wilderness legislation, Representative Maurice Hinchey (D-NY), has introduced H.R. 1500, a compromise proposal which preserves 5.7 million acres, and does not contain "hard release" language. Although this is still but a fraction of the land currently administered by the Bureau of Land Management, anything more ambitious is not feasible in today's political climate. Recognizing this, Hinchey...