Word: paces
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Women's groups, and especially the "Packwood 26," as his accusers came to be known, have been angered by the committee's pace. "His resurrection is a casebook example of crisis management," said Patricia Reilly, a spokeswoman for the National Women's Political Caucus who worked with the accusers. "As time goes by, the justice dwindles away. As in everything in Washington, if there isn't a sense of urgency, nothing gets done...
...ambitious, often frenetic and sometimes messy task. The same could be said, on a smaller scale, of the journalistic task of reporting on such a company start-up. To assemble this week's cover story on the new Hollywood studio DreamWorks SKG, Time fielded a gifted crew to keep pace with the vision and entrepreneurial energy of DreamWorks' Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen--our own "dream team...
FEDERICO PENA For a change of pace, a Clinton official is cleared of charges...
South African President Nelson Mandela had his secretary carry a letter 100 yards to his wife's office today to informWinnie Mandelathat he was firing her from his Cabinet. Mrs. Mandela, who was deputy minister of arts and culture, had denounced the slow pace of her husband's reforms, had taken an unauthorized foreign trip and has been accused of taking bribes. But she remains president of the Women's League of the African National Congress and has not been ousted from Parliament. TIME South Africa correspondent Peter Hawthorne says the President had decided to fire his wife a number...
...chambers have not been easy. Late Friday, after wrangling for a full five weeks, a House-Senate conference committee finally reached an agreement on legislation that prevents Washington from imposing unfunded mandates on the states-but only after weakening the bill. Its proponents admit the measure would slow the pace of mandates, not end the practice altogether...