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...would be very unhappy if I believed that I could have begotten valuable progeny with another woman. But if I look around among my own family and see the banal people, tolerably healthy though they are, then it seems to me that my contribution to this pitiful business mustn't be valued that highly, either. I console myself with the fact that life still goes on through the fruits of labor. The happy consciousness of having really acted productively and liberatingly in this way, and lastingly so, is a consolation for me that nothing can destroy. With this thought...
...prices. But now that Russians have more money, the firm is focusing on branding and store location. Most employees work entirely on a commission basis. One of the biggest challenges for the company, says co-founder Timur Artemiev, is finding enough good managers. Among the criteria: "They mustn't be lazy or steal." Emerging consumer credit is helping to fuel sales. Credit cards such as Visa or American Express have only taken off in Russia in the past three years, and few Russians yet own one. But stores have increasingly begun offering loan terms to customers. Offering credit was pioneered...
...Many prominent Ukrainian business figures agree that Yushchenko mustn't go too far. "This country is moving toward Europe," says Olexandr Tkachenko, a business manager and TV producer who supported Yushchenko's orange revolution. "People do not live in Europe if they do not follow certain sets of rules. It means such rules must be created here." Some think the entire scheme is just so much hot air. "I expect all this talk of reprivatization to fizzle out in a couple of weeks," says Volodymyr Rybak, a senior official in the Party of Regions run by Yushchenko's political opponent...
Celebrities had a love/hate relationship with the Enquirer, didn't they? Many times, and I mean many, many times, the celebrity would come to us and say, "I'll give you the story, but you mustn't say it came from me." So they would get a front-page story in the Enquirer. Now, remember that we maybe had 150 million people walking past it. Then they could go back to their friends and say, "How could that rat rag get that story? It's not true...
...Then, almost apologetically, Xiao stands up and announces he has to go to the institute's cafeteria. Dinner lasts just half an hour?as it has for the past 15 years of his regimented life?so he mustn't be late. After that, Xiao will head to the dormitory and turn in early. Tomorrow, he will have to get up and do it all over again, just like hundreds of thousands of other cogs in China's sports machine...