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...party may be reserved in the well-stocked corner cantina. Three airy double rooms upstairs, fitted with every luxury found at the Hassler, are a bargain at $300-$420 per night. Just having the use of such an address as a meeting place is well worth the $24 annual membership fee. But even that is waived for now in a promotion to lure members, since a wine tasting is included free in the annual membership...
...people off welfare, save a public school and renovate a key local building. Her election campaign for bishop in 2000, following another woman's 1996 defeat, was unapologetically aggressive, featuring T shirts, buttons and campaign visits to dozens of churches. Her victory was a milestone for a church whose membership is 70% female...
...place in the new Iraq for the Baath Party ideology. And number two, that there's no place in the government for Baath Party members who are criminals. We defined that as the top layers of the Party, estimated to be 25-30,000 people. Baath Party membership at liberation was 2 million. So the de-Baathification order never affected more than about 1 percent of the people in the Baath Party. Just 1 percent...
...hammered a simple message: commercial pet food - on which Australians spend $A1.3 billion a year - is bad for cats and dogs, which should be eating raw, meaty bones. Many vets have wearied of him; others mock him. The A.V.A. denies trying to silence Lonsdale. It says it canceled his membership in response to an e-mail he sent last year to - among others - all New South Wales state parliamentarians. In the message, Lonsdale called for action on his own "allegations of scientific and consumer fraud perpetrated upon an unsuspecting Australian public by an alliance of pet food companies and veterinarians...
...including Belgium, Sweden and Poland, where the Samoobrona Party, which wants to renegotiate Poland's terms of entry into the E.U., was expected to take as many as 13 seats. According to one poll conducted for the European Parliament, Euro-skeptic M.E.P.s will constitute about a tenth of its membership, and possibly hold the balance of power on some issues. As E.U. leaders assemble in Brussels this week in hopes of finally agreeing on a long-delayed constitution that is anathema to these newly invigorated skeptics, this election was one more crack in the plaster of the European project. Despite...