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...didn't take long. '... Baby, One More Time' and the album of the same name both entered the U.S. charts at No. 1, making Spears the first new artist ever to pull off that feat. The Britney hype machine spinning in overdrive helped, but Martin's prowess for writing songs with global appeal was crucial. "Max has this magic dust that he sprinkles over records," says Louis Walsh, who manages Westlife and Boyzone. "His songs are worldwide pop monsters...
Delaney-Smith is more than happy to have Peljto on her team for the next three years, and her prowess on the court should keep the Crimson in title contention for her entire career...
...first three years on the Crimson were marked by consistent offensive prowess but nagging injuries. In his freshman season, he missed four games with an ankle sprain. That injury kept recurring during the summer before the 1998-99 season, but structural work kept the ankle intact and Clemente had a full and effective season...
Whether or not Clemente will enjoy success in a premier European league or ever play in the U.S. depends on factors other than his offensive prowess. At 6'6, he is better suited to play at shooting guard than the power forward spot he held down at Harvard...
...second German chain, Interspar. In June 1999 it paid $10.8 billion for Asda, Britain's No. 3 supermarket chain. Expectations were high that Wal-Mart would quickly become a major European presence by leveraging its super-efficient sales techniques, high-tech inventory-tracking systems and global sourcing prowess...