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Today women's fashion, Ports and the Cibanis are fixtures in China. Ports International, which Fiona has designed since Tia branched off to launch the 1961 line four years ago, has some 300 stores selling its classically feminine clothes to a loyal clientele of business executives and wives of government officials. Tia's line is targeted mainly at customers in North America and is carried by Saks and smaller boutiques, like Curve, in Los Angeles...
...decisions he makes; this should not be about private arrangements but about what is in the best interests of our party and most importantly our country, and I will support him in doing exactly that." That still leaves plenty of room for squabbling between them, and between their loyal vassals...
...Informe, or State of the Union address, makes for high political theater. And so when outgoing President Vicente Fox arrived at the San Lázaro Congress building in Mexico City to give his final Informe last Friday night, Mexicans were ready for some drama. And they got it. Congressmen loyal to leftist presidential contender Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who has spent the past two months protesting the results of the July 2 election, jumped from their seats and surrounded the broad podium, shouting "Fuera!" (Out!). So obdurate were the legislators that they blocked Fox, decked...
...notorious for rocking the boat in this conservative, primarily Mormon state, which happens to have the highest Bush approval rating in the U.S., and where three-fourths of their state legislators are Republicans. And though his latest antics are making many Utah residents seasick, the mayor has garnered a loyal following that includes a diverse and liberal group of people that reside primarily in Salt Lake City...
...responsibility for consolidating the "gains" achieved by military operations falls to the Iraqi police - a force that is not only poorly trained and equipped but is also thoroughly infiltrated by militiamen more loyal to their Shi'ite religious leaders than to the Interior Ministry that pays their salaries. U.S. officials concede that several of the national police brigades that operate in Baghdad are led by officers of criminal or sectarian tendencies...