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...rents out drivers and train personnel - some of whom have been trained to operate in more than one country. Since it started in 1999, MEV's staff has grown from 50 people to 250, and sales have tripled to 325 million. "It's an incredibly exciting market," says Klaus-Peter H?usler, the co-chief executive. Where does he find all those drivers and train staff? Simple: they're people who have been laid...
Summers’ speech, followed by a question-and-answer session, was his first to students of the Summer School, now in its second week. He gave a similar talk last year at the request of Dean of the Summer School Peter Buck...
...incompetent doctors want to continue to practice and the state allows them to, then the state should cover their insurance costs. Otherwise, we should get rid of them; they're dangerous! If insurance companies don't want to cover unfit or negligent doctors, they shouldn't have to. PETER SMITH Reston...
...manipulate the intelligence about WMD, then certainly they would go the last mile and fabricate the discovery of WMD in postwar Iraq. Had evil manipulation been at play, the troops would be holding up large caches of WMD for Americans and the rest of the world to see. PETER MELARAGNO Miami Beach...
...summer festival season kicks off. Though jazz today lacks megastars like Miles Davis - who could draw big audiences and then disdainfully play with his back to them - there are more festivals in Europe than ever: an estimated 1,500 a year, according to Munich business consultant and jazz fan Peter Leimgruber. Some are small and resolutely pure, others gigantic, with programs full of rock and lite-jazz artists who make aficionados wonder why the promoters still call them jazz festivals. While Europe's love for improvised music remains strong, the festival business is getting tougher as competition stiffens, artists' fees...