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...Beautiful back door cut by McGeary, Housman finds him quickly and McGeary follows up with the reverse lay in. Good action here tonight. [Harvard 61, Penn...
...Outside shooting was a good plan. McGeary tried for another one, but he was fouled. He hit all three free throws. Then, an extended Harvard man trap gave Jeremy Lin a steal and a coast-to-coast lay in. It's a ballgame! Princeton 55, Harvard...
Today it's the source nations that have the whip hand. Nearly all of them have so-called cultural-property laws that lay claim to any ancient objects found in the ground on their territory after a particular year--the cutoff year varies from one nation to the next--and make it a crime to export such material without a permit. A 1970 UNESCO convention has given those laws force in the courts of other nations, like the U.S., that have accepted it. Cultural-property claims by foreign nations are also enforceable in the U.S. under the ordinary law governing...
Roger Agnelli, a 48-year-old investment banker, became CEO in 2001. He inherited a company whose historic strength lay deep in the Amazon, in the massive iron-ore deposits of Carajas. Iron ore then accounted for 75% of Vale's revenues, and Agnelli's first move was to consolidate domestically, by selling off peripheral holdings in paper and forestry (Agnelli's family business) and using the proceeds to swallow eight rival firms. This gave the company new reserves and more sway over prices to the domestic steel industry, just before the commodities boom really kicked off in 2003 with...
...beyond education and research lay a burgeoning market for health-care consulting, and HMI steadily stepped in to meet that lucrative demand...