Word: moving
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...failed to pass appropriations to refill its coffers. President Clinton has asked Greenspan and Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin to set up a meeting with their counterparts in 22 countries, stirring some hopeful talk of a coordinated cut in global interest rates. But Greenspan promptly denied that any such move was afoot, and the TIME board thinks he is only being realistic. "The main decision makers are focused in totally different directions, and there is no incentive to coordinate," explains Gordon. The German Bundesbank, for example, is preoccupied with smoothing Europe's conversion to a common currency, the euro, and Japanese...
...turns out, a wry spirit and big personality are not enough to move $1,400 mink-trimmed skirts off store racks. Last week Mizrahi startled many in fashion's orbit when he announced that he was shutting down his business after a 10-year career during which media attention rarely eluded him but strong sales often did. The final blow came from Chanel Inc., which had bankrolled Mizrahi since 1992 but decided to dissolve its partnership with the designer after three years of financial losses...
...performance of the spacecraft that will make the trip. Though it looks little different from countless other unmanned probes NASA has launched, the ship will be navigated by an electronic brain that has been likened to HAL, the independent-minded computer in the film 2001, and will move through space under power of a system that has long been the stuff of technological fantasies: an ion propulsion engine...
...greatest offense Clinton committed was to bomb Sudan and Afghanistan with missiles in what many see as a move to cover up his shameful conduct. The Muslim nations the world over will hate the U.S., a condition that will last for a generation or more. KONSIN C. SHAH Taipei...
...feeling a lot of anxiety," she says glumly. "I'm not really sure I want to hear those numbers yet." Although she is deeply disturbed by the test results, her case nonetheless shows how Duke is able to move its cutting-edge research quickly into the realm of patient care. Kristen's gene mutation was diagnosed in a Duke laboratory run by Andrew Futreal, a researcher who had a hand in the discovery of one breast cancer-susceptibility gene--known as BRCA1--and who co-discovered a second, BRCA2. Her doctor is Dirk Iglehart, a surgeon who also runs...