Word: permanente
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Japanese holdings overseas are now worth about $70 billion more than the investments that foreigners have made in Japan. That total should reach $100 billion this year, moving Japan past the U.S. ($95 billion) and Britain ($81 billion) into the top spot among international investors. Nobumitsu Kagami, chief economist of...
Deng is obviously trying to ensure that his reforms will survive after he is gone. In recent months he has stressed to foreign visitors that his overtures to the West are a permanent feature of Chinese foreign policy, not a passing fad. But as the blitz of New Year's...
After an initial uncertainty about his career plans--and a sojourn in Paris as in Fullbright scholar--Bok decided on a career in teaching, and embarked on scholarship in labor law, an endeavor that was sidetracked temporarily in 1968 when he was named Law School Dean. That administrative digression was...
Lawyers for Margaret M. Cimino '87, who suffered permanent neurological damage after a falling goal post struck her in the head following the 1983 Harvard-Yale football game, have filed a %50 million lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Connecticut.
"If the [defendents] had done what is reasonable under the circumstances, there is no question that the accident could have been prevented," Finger said. "Now, she is looking forward to permanent, severe problems."