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...later? The "me to you" model of news gathering--a professional reporter, attuned to the fine distinctions between "off the record" and "deep background," prizing factual accuracy in the narrowest sense--may well give way to some kind of "us to us" communitarian arrangement of the sort that thrives on the Internet. But there is room between the New York Times and myleftarmpit.com for new forms that liberate journalism from its encrusted conceits while preserving its standards, like accuracy...
...rule of law.? Though Canada has not participated in the war in Iraq, some have linked the terror plot to the country's continuing military presence in Afghanistan, which has been the subject of recent heated debate. In May Parliament approved extending the Afghanistan mission by the narrowest of margins...
...Prime Minister and Treasurer have looked after people like themselves in this Budget-family men in the professions and the self-employed. As well, they've been generous to all the groups they need to hold in those seats they claim by the narrowest of margins. The major reforms to superannuation will make Baby Boomers more relaxed about retirement; it may keep some of them, and the next generation, in work a few years longer to lessen the economic fallout of an ageing population...
...Brown, urged forward by a partisan crowd that waited screaming at the finish line, did what no other crew has done in four seasons: out-sprint Harvard in the final 20 strokes. The Bears jumped the Crimson with 200 meters remaining, erasing the three-seat deficit and claiming the narrowest of margins as the boats began their final strokes.And after both boats had stopped after the finish, neither knowing who had won, the same Brown crowd that had sparked the boat’s surge in the final sprint let out a celebratory yell when officials ruled the Bears...
...Bush Administration has dodged another electoral bullet south of the border, but only by the narrowest of margins. Nobel Peace laureate Oscar Arias was finally declared the winner of Costa Rica?s presidential election on Tuesday-ending a tense, month-long manual vote recount that almost put another anti-U.S. leftist in power in Latin America, this time in one of the region?s most traditionally stable and U.S.-friendly nations...