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Despite expectations, it is difficult to predict how many votes each candidate will win. The last poll taken in the state, conducted by West's group last month, indicated that two-thirds of Rhode Island voters were undecided...
...spending: He wants national spending tied to growth in the economy. In Arkansas, the conservative budget system that predates Clinton forbids spending beyond what state fiscal experts predict will be collected in taxes...
...Demographic changes would predict a smaller number of applicants for us this year," said Lewis. "We've obviously run counter to that trend...
...other cities as well. In the past four years, arrests for homicides among juveniles have gone up 93%, compared with a 16% increase among adults. The children of the baby boomers are arriving at the crime-prone teen years, and too many of them are packing firearms. Criminologists predict more increases in homicides in the next few years...
...book's publication, Time Warner's board of directors, largely though not solely at the instigation of ailing Steve Ross, abruptly sacked Nicholas and installed the more cerebral, smoother Levin as Ross's new co-CEO. Does that mean the media giant will now achieve the greatness its masters predict for it? A onetime consultant to both companies tells Clurman: "The merger may turn out to be one of the most brilliant business moves in their history or the stupidest." To amend a famous parody of early TIME prose: "Where it all will end, knows God!" Or Mammon...