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...fact of the matter is, [our guys] went out and won it," Tomassoni said. "We bent a little bit there, but we didn't break...
Graduates with technical backgrounds will be the most sought-after, particularly those with skills in computer science and engineering. Increasingly, employers in the computer software and data processing fields are snapping up as many new employees as they can who have the technical abilities, no matter what their college majors were, Luckenbaugh said...
...apply pressure to her. Were she to tell us (or the public) that she was working to put the strikers back on the job, we would not only cease these actions but would be profoundly grateful, as would 170 workers in Peabody--for whom our actions really do matter. --Daniel R. Morgan...
...bioweapons can be hidden almost anywhere and scientific amateurs can turn them out in a small room in a country the size of California, how can U.N. inspectors hope to find them? No matter what deal Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz may have struck with Russian Foreign Minister Yevgeni Primakov, the Iraqis are unlikely to be any more cooperative than they were before. That is, not at all. Since March 1996, the inspectors have headed for 63 sites where they suspected the Iraqis were hiding weapons, banned equipment or secret records. The U.N. teams were physically turned away from...
...that he came from almost nowhere and--zoom!--now he's way up here." Rumors have circulated that he is a front man for others, especially in the Citibank deal. Alwaleed and Western diplomats in Riyadh dismiss them as unfounded. He seems determined to let his influence grow, no matter the consequences. "I have nothing to hide," he says. "I've made $12 billion plus through hard work, and I am proud...