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...surely a character, a divorce who has boasted, "I like theater, dining and chasing women." He tends to say whatever crosses his mind, which is refreshing when it's not embarrassing. Last month he told a group of community leaders that New York is so safe, people don't lock their doors--making New Yorkers wonder if he occupies the same planet. He is known to make the kind of raunchy jokes that men trade in fraternities and golf carts; jokes that are not meant to be clever or political, but to get attention...
...problems to be solved,” but as “opportunities to advance an agenda that [has] nothing to do with the crisis at hand.” He excoriates Republican proposals for economic stimulus as a ploy to “lock in permanent tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy, using the Sept. 11 attacks as an excuse.” And making sure to mock the pre-Sept. 11 agenda for good measure, Krugman offers the baffling claim that Bush’s plan to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for oil drilling...
...decreased drug use. The peak hours for juvenile crime are between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m., when many students are released from school and have nowhere to go. If schools are worried about student drug use, they should make efforts to involve more students in extracurricular activities rather than lock them...
...with kickoff just 15 minutes away, the group scrambles to pack up the platters and lock them away in the trunk. They’ll be back after the game and plan to stay until dark...
...decreased drug use. The peak hours for juvenile crime are between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m., when many students are released from school and have nowhere to go. If schools are worried about student drug use, they should make efforts to involve more students in extracurricular activities rather than lock them...