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...beach? The survey shows 47% of workers are afraid something will go wrong at the office while they're gone; 10% even fear they will be made redundant. The good news is that two-thirds of British workers say they are happy to take on the extra load caused by the absence of a colleague...
...already clear that direct White House intervention is necessary to resolve every substantial step along the way, and the load is likely to get even heavier. Like President Clinton before him, President Bush may have already created the expectation among the Israelis (and soon, no doubt, among the Palestinians, too) that Washington will give them a hearing whenever they need one. But the onset of the Fall marks the beginning of the next U.S. presidential election season, which according to conventional wisdom is not a great time to be micromanaging a painfully tough and complex peace process. And that...
...That conclusion squares with a growing mood on both sides of the aisle on Capitol Hill for a new U.S. effort to persuade reluctant allies to share the military and financial load in Iraq. While the Administration has gamely maintained that it already leads a broad coalition in Iraq, the truth is that the military contribution most of these allies make is negligible. Many of the countries whose armies are most capable - France, Germany and India, for example - have indicated that they will send troops only if the mission is mandated...
Cone said that their own tight financial situation had not let them simply hire more staffers to deal with a heavier camper load...
...work so hard. With all the healthy young stock he has got, he expects to be milking about 70 cows (up from 36) by this time next year. "I want to be able to retire in nine years," he says. That would certainly take some of the load off his arthritic knees. For now, though, there's haying...