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Corporations are always quicker to forgive than countries. And Gaddafi has thrown out a welcome mat for hundreds of executives from Britain, France, Italy, Russia, China and Canada. Lured by the country's nearly $12 billion in annual oil revenue, they've flocked to Tripoli's few good hotels looking for deals--big ones. One of many companies on the ground is Airbus, the European aircraft consortium, which is primed to sell 24 passenger jets worth at least $1.5 billion to Libya's national carrier. That kind of uncontested sale does not sit well in Seattle, where Boeing is based...
...hardest and, for some unknown reasons, the largest elite law school in the country. The McKinsey & Co. study has shown that HLS is simply trying to do too much--and has made no one happy in the process. The staff suggests further expenses and an expanded faculty. A simpler, quicker, cheaper alternative exists, however, and it is even spoken of in law school circles elsewhere: Cut the class size...
...These are not your typical, beefy, tomato-faced cops. HUPD haute couture reigns: black outfits only, never blue. And it's no boys club either since 13 of the 55 officers are female. "Some people would be quicker to criticize a female," says Officer Amy Divirliglio, "but in general, I don't think it's too much of a problem. We've got 13 women in this department, we're well ahead of a lot of other departments. People just have to accept that because so many women are getting involved with [law enforcement]." Beyond the commanding female presence...
...were moving the puck well and playing as a team," Botterill said. "The quicker we move the puck, the more we get everyone into the game...
Barnard's hustle seemed to ignite Harvard, and carry over to all aspects of the Crimson's play. The team's passing was a lot quicker, more fluid, with more movement throughout the game. Harvard was much more relaxed and confident than it was Friday night...