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REINING IN CHINA
In an interview with TIME last week, Vice President Gore stepped up the rhetoric. "Some of the decisions made by executives in the entertainment industry, the advertising industry, the creative community, have been obscene and atrocious.'' It was fine with him, Gore added, to try to shame corporate executives into...
Indeed, what seems most significant about all the new therapies, what joins them together, is not their power, for this has yet to be proved. Rather, it is the seismic shift in strategy they collectively represent. Increasingly, researchers speak not of slaughtering the cancer cell but of tricking it into...
Citing the "not surprising" conflict betweenrunning a business and other aims of a university,he said he thought the move signaled "a reining-inof the company."
Aides separately released details of Clinton's plan to enact the greatest tax increase in history, plus a package of sharp spending cuts, in order to begin the long-overdue job of reining in deficits; those final specifics deviated only modestly from advance leaks. Primarily, the address gave the President...