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...killers to fight a dirty war, legislators may also find cause for concern in the progress on the war on drugs in the Latin American state - despite hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to the authorities and the presence of some 800 U.S. military personnel, Colombia's cocaine output has doubled over the past five years...
...started with bananas in Europe. After World War II, the continent's banana market divided into two kinds. Such countries as Britain, France and Spain limited imports and gave preferential treatment to bananas grown in their former colonies. Thus Britain encouraged banana output in Jamaica, Dominica, St. Lucia; France extended special treatment to bananas grown in the Ivory Coast and the Cameroons. At the other extreme, Germany offered a free market with no import restrictions or tariffs...
...Commerce Department report released on Friday amounts to an impressive display of resilience. Business activity grew at a breakneck rate of 5.8% in the final three months of the year, faster than most experts had predicted. The surge in output lifted 1999's total gross domestic product 4%. That's the third year in a row the economy grew at that rate or better, a feat last accomplished in the late 1970s. When this expansion passes the February milepost, it will become the longest in American history--107 months...
Shewchuk has 40 points and 21 goals in 13 games, which is the highest goal-scoring output in the ECAC along with Carisa Zaban of New Hampshire. But Shewchuk missed four games when she joined the Canadian National Team for the Three Nations Cup in Montreal, and her 3.08 points per game is the highest scoring average in the conference...
...seven-point output was Gee's worst offensive performance since the first Harvard-Dartmouth meeting back on Dec. 15, when the Crimson also held him to seven points...