Word: ousting
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...sabotaged so massively that WMD will soon be accessible to terrorists, if they are not already. Since 9/11, the U.S. has had to anticipate warlike terrorist attacks. We ask the U.N. to fight nuclear proliferation and make WMD-trading nations stop that activity or else we're going to oust their regimes one by one, for they promote terrorism. Iraq is next because it is sabotaging nonproliferation efforts." The resolve to face foes is key to leadership, but so is the capacity to convince friends. Stefan Brunner Munich...
Glickman said that abortion was used as an “organizing tool” to oust him from office in Kansas—as soon as abortion was raised as an issue, he suddenly found that people who were never politically active were calling for his defeat...
Michael Eisner is in the midst of trying to fend off a fierce campaign to oust him as Disney CEO. Not the best time for an old letter to emerge that Eisner wrote to former superagent Michael Ovitz, who spent an ill-fated 14 months as Disney president. It surfaced as a result of a shareholder lawsuit challenging Ovitz's $140 million severance package. Hollywood game: Who comes off worse, Eisner or Ovitz? --By Jeffrey Ressner...
...Rockefeller's motion for at least a week while Roberts measured the mood in his ranks. As a possible concession to the Democrats, Roberts has agreed to investigate the Pentagon's secretive Office of Special Plans, the shadow spy service that was assembled by neoconservatives who were determined to oust Saddam. Democrats want to study charges that Special Plans gamed prewar intelligence or sent questionable material directly to Cheney or other top officials...
...members of the WALT DISNEY CO. board resigned last week with a call to oust CEO Michael Eisner. Long gone are the days when Eisner, a TIME cover subject in 1988, was seen solely as the company's rescuer...