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Emulating the worst aspects of the radical right, the editors (themselves having enrolled in a highly selective, and therefore exclusive college) insist that all must share their dreary, new-found egalitarianism...
...electing public officials. In the time since Clinton has taken office, his supporters have had multiple occasions to thank God that such an evolution of the electorate has taken place. They have thus risen to defend this evolution of attitude and have striven to reassure the people of their new-found wisdom. "I don't care how many women he's slept with, as long as I agree with his policies." So goes the now established conventional wisdom...
School committee members now must decide how to allocate the new-found contribution from the city...
...band covered a gamut of themes like an ex-girlfriend's new-found popularity, the greedy economics of record companies and beer. Members playfully attacked each other and the horn players danced around stage while the lead singer bounced in place with his gaudy clothes and unrealistically large smile, never missing a beat. Midway through the set, Reel Big Fish pleased even those audience members unfamiliar with its music with a cover of Operation Ivy's "Unity". The band's unique capability to appeal to newcomers was what made it successful; it didn't let a minute go by without...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Despite signs of new-found strength in housing and manufacturing, Federal Reserve policy-makers decided Tuesday to keep short-term interest rates steady. The central bank's decision, which had been widely expected, means borrowing costs for millions of consumers and businesses whose loans are linked to Fed rates will stay the same. The Fed has kept interest rates at the same level since last January, when it reduced the interest that banks charge each other by a quarter-point down to 5.25 percent. It was the third in a series of rate cuts aimed at spurring...