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...East Asia has dropped to one-third of what it was in 1975, when George Bush left his post as head of the U.S. liaison office in Beijing. Japan, meanwhile, has increased its overall foreign-aid program tenfold, and is now the No. 1 net donor. One-third of the U.S.'s total foreign trade is with East Asia, yet nearly two-thirds of its staggering $137.3 billion trade deficit originates there. That imbalance is nearly 20 times as severe today...
Following the interview, Tower was asked whether it would be all right for reporters to follow him, as they did former presidential candidate Gary Hart, whose bid for the presidency was derailed by his liaison with a part-time model...
...Thomas becomes a little wearier, a trifle more dependent on a cast of peasants, restaurateurs, shopkeepers and devious intelligence operatives. None are so devious or inventive as he is. The most adept, of course, proves to be Quartermain, flown in to rescue the child of his brief and passionate liaison with Maria...
...pilot program is successful, the resolution calls for the University to appoint a recycling liaison who would work with the council and the EAC to facilitate and coordinate a campus-wide recycling program...
...United Nations International Childrens' Education Fund (UNICEF) sponsors the event, and the Harvard Public Service Program will provide students to sell tickets, serve food, and run the party's haunted house, said Dayle B. DeLancey '92, Harvard liaison to UNICEF, and student coordinator for the party...