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...good to know that people on the Crimson staff notice and care. However, I think it might be prudent in an article about mistakes in The Crimson to make sure there are no mistakes in that article. The fact that the article ends, "Together, we can actually make The Crimson better than years..." is ironic, to say the least. I hope to God it was a joke...
...totaling $277 million was mandated by Congress in the budget agreement two weeks ago, the Administration's move to do so last week was a dramatic gesture that officials hoped would dampen the upward price spiral. The President's order, said White House spokesman Mike McCurry, is a "precise, prudent and modest step, designed to move the market in the right direction...
...identify important risk factors that increase a woman's chances of developing breast cancer. AT&T is helping create such a network of linked records for the National Health Service of Britain. Doctors there, however, have strongly opposed the system at every turn. "We don't believe it's prudent to put personal health information on millions of people in the same place," says Ross Anderson, a lecturer at Cambridge University. "It creates too big a target...
...January by Federal Judge Harold Baer Jr., who ruled that the cops lacked "probable cause" to search the bags. In a neighborhood where the police are known for being "corrupt, abusive and violent," Baer said, sprinting from the scene wasn't suspicious behavior at all. It was prudent...
...board of directors responded on the proxy shareholders' ballot, saying, "Due to the long-term nature of PepsiCo's businesses and the inevitability of political and social change, we long ago concluded that it is neither prudent nor appropriate for us to establish our own country-by-country policy...