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...cataclysmic, and they point out that GATT rules were unable to solve America's trade problems with Japan in the 1980s. Some environmentalists argue that a strong free-trade regime will block individual countries from banning ecologically suspect products or subsidizing conservation, and they dislike GATT's relentless quest for economic growth...
...through the thicket of nettlesome questions and get back to discussing the political and economic issues that he hopes will help him topple an unpopular incumbent. All he needs is a level playing field, say Clinton's aides; but so far, they complain, Bush has been spared the relentless probing that has kept their man off balance. "It's been all double standard," fumes one campaign insider. "Our guy gets slammed and Bush escapes the same kind of scrutiny...
...barely moved an inch since her Grammy-winning debut four years ago. There is some good work on this new album, including Bang Bang Bang, a biting commentary on the causes of youth violence. Chapman's rich contralto remains as hauntingly effective as ever. But there is a relentless sameness about these songs. Chapman continues to march to her own drummer, but by now that ground is all too well trod...
...RELENTLESS TERRORISM AND ECONOMIC DISINTEgration dealt a mortal blow to Peru's fragile democracy. With military support, President Alberto Fujimori closed down Congress and the judiciary, suspended the constitution and said he would rule by decree. Troops and tanks surrounded the Palace of Justice and the parliament building; journalists and opposition politicians were placed under arrest...
Paced by a relentless offense and solid pitching, the Harvard baseball team opened its EIBL schedule impressively, taking three of four games from Army and Brown over the weekend...