Word: questioned
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Frieden said he anticipates Europe will havedifficulty converting to a common currency,because it does not meet the usual standards for asingle currency. The 11 nations have divergenteconomies, causing many to question the likelihoodof the success of a one-size-fits-all economicpolicy...
...cares about is punishment. "The more the U.S. bites, the more Saddam can then use the U.S. attacks to rouse domestic and international sympathy to lobby against the sanctions that are hurting his country," says Dowell. For now, Saddam appears to have hit upon an effective strategy. The question for U.S. officials is whether they can come up with a valid counter-strategy. Until they do, expect more clashes -- and more American frustration...
...question the inclusion of "Lucky" Luciano, a felon and criminal, on TIME's list of Builders and Titans. A leader of organized crime is not representative of builders or contributors to progress. SUSAN DAVNIERO North Lindenhurst...
...misguided not to include TIME's co-founder Henry Luce in your selection. TIME first entered my life more than 60 years ago. It had a new approach, a dramatic, lively way of telling the news. Happily, Luce's inspiration continues to dominate TIME's reportage. There's no question: Luce was a titan of industry and far more influential than a Bill Gates or a Sam Walton! WILLIAM DIXON San Jose, Calif...
...votes to convict Bill Clinton wouldn't -- and shouldn't -- stop the Senate from holding a trial. Censure, which Orrin Hatch on Sunday couldn't help qualifying as "the next best thing," now looks like the only thing left. For the bored majority of Americans, of course, the question is the same as it is for the White House: How much longer...