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That would be a shame. Wonderland is not about craziness. Its much repeated mantra and true theme is "balance"--mental, professional and personal. It's a frustrating goal for both patients and the well-cast staff, such as Dr. Robert Banger (Ted Levine), who juggles chaotic patient evaluations with Zen cool (he's the Phil Jackson of psychiatry) while fighting for custody of his kids in his spare time...
...less than 1 percent of world trade in 1998. (Even then, of course, India is emerging as the largest exporter of software and computer know-how to the United States.) In the end, the point of the President's India trip, to borrow Mr. Clinton's '92 campaign mantra, may once again be the economy, stupid...
These mergers are creating a single global-business culture in which national interests no longer determine corporate behavior. Shareholder value is the new mantra in Europe, where corporate control has long been clubby, and the shareholders of an Aventis or a DaimlerChrysler are now as likely to be a California pension fund as a bank in Austria. This new business culture cares little whether its products are manufactured in Stuttgart or Shanghai; and it is as likely to find an executive or a new idea in Buenos Aires as in Brussels. "The economic imperatives behind such consolidation bring about...
...MEDICAL MANTRA While it's no surprise that transcendental meditation reduces stress, researchers now show that using TM to reach a higher state of consciousness may help unclog arteries. African Americans with high blood pressure who practiced meditation for six months saw a .098-mm decrease in the fatty buildup in arterial walls, compared with an increase of .054 mm among folks who simply tried to change their diet and lifestyle. Getting results takes some effort. First you need to learn how to meditate, which can take hours, and then you should do it for 20 minutes each morning...
...Tuesday, Gore has emerged as both honorable and electable, with his party firmly united behind him as he focuses his attentions on George W. Bush. In a victory speech Tuesday night in a Nashville hotel ballroom - the same place he celebrated his 1984 Senate victory - Gore repeated the mantra "Join us! Join us!," an indication that he'll aggressively seek the crossover vote. "The exit polls came in early in the day, but he remained cautious," says TIME correspondent Karen Tumulty, reporting from Gore headquarters in Nashville. "He was sitting in his hotel suite with Tipper and was being very...