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...separates me from the rest of the action leads, like Stallone, Eastwood and Norris, is that I bring in all this humor to my films," he says. "I love that, to have all this intensity, and then all of a sudden there is a funny line and you can relax...
...those pretty decisively," Harvard Captain Lisa Eskow said, "but then we began to relax a little...
When Baker wants to relax from the problems of world finance and politics, he likes to go home to his ranch near San Antonio and go hunting. Says a former Treasury official: "He shoots turkeys, and that takes patience and good stalking." The biggest game Baker now has to bag is the budget deficit...
...Running by the factory is the Cochato River, which for years flowed to Holbrook's water supply. But in 1983 the river was sluiced away from drinking water, and the most intensely contaminated ground near the factory covered with a clay cap. The wastes were contained. Holbrook could relax...
...many ways, the defensive strategy is appealing. It certainly would be easier. American executives and workers could relax, secure in the knowledge that thanks to protective tariffs and restrictive import rules they had to worry much less about foreign competition or losing their markets. That strategy, though, ignores the fact that competition is the driving force of Western economies. Joseph Schumpeter, the Austrian-born philosopher of capitalism, described how businesses compete and change in a process of "creative destruction." In Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy (1942), he wrote that firms "incessantly revolutionized the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying...