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...counting on the public to perceive the economy as on track, even if growth rates stay pretty much where they have been for the past year and the deficit, in part thanks to his tax cuts, balloons. But this is the tricky part, because before the public can link a rising stock market to a healthy economy, the stock market must actually rise. And it must keep rising. The markets have spiked upwards in the few days since Bush's plans became public. But they could sag just as quickly. As Robert Rubin used to say when asked to predict...
...There are no age distinctions on tour. It’s all camaraderie and working together,” Turnbull says. “It’s like a football or a basketball team, I tell them. If one link is weak the whole team suffers...
...critiques that people continue to say about our team is that goaltending is our weakest link, but last year a major reason why we had such a transition during the playoffs was Grumet-Morris,” said Harvard coach Mark Mazzoleni. “He is steady and he gives us a chance to win every night. That’s all you can ask, and he was the difference in this game...
Cooper, like the FBI's Rowley, rejects any attempt to link her actions to her gender. "I had two men standing right next to me," she says of her investigation. "In the end, it is what life finds in us that makes us different...
...housecleaning that began when Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Harvey Pitt resigned on election night. Though the abruptness of last week's moves was startling--not least to the two men ousted--it wasn't entirely surprising. Bush's economic team has long been viewed as the weak link in a popular Administration, and both O'Neill and Lindsey were prone to gaffes that embarrassed the boss. "They lack the ability to conceive, the ability to execute and the ability to sell economic policy," said an Administration official. And that pretty much sums up both their job descriptions...