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...does, Bush is unlikely to pose a problem. For now Bush doesn't feel he has any goodwill to waste by vetoing a bill that most Americans would prefer to see become law, and the last thing he needs is another p.r. rematch with the party-bridging McCain...
...doubt improving those chances for victory on the Senate floor was the steep and treacherous climb McCain-Feingold still faces on the Hill. What has McCain won? A long and bitter rematch in the House, where Dennis Hastert and Dick Gephardt are both starting to stammer and Tom DeLay is loaded for bear. Shays-Meehan, McCain-Feingold's House doppleganger, always cruised when it had nowhere to go - now the knives will be drawn. And if the twin bills don't match up exactly when they're through - down to the last amendment? McCain gets a reconciliation fight, with...
...victory tonight could potentially place Harvard in a Sunday night rematch with Dartmouth in the NCAA final. The Big Green defeated the Crimson 3-1 in the ECAC final last Sunday. Harvard will hope to repeat the accomplishments of the 1999-2000 Minnesota team, which won the national title as a third seed and avenged a conference tournament loss along the way. Among the Frozen Four field, Harvard is the only program that has ever advanced as far as the national final...
...Greenspan is managing all this while battling the rest of the world in what is shaping up as a Japan-led rematch of 1997. With Asian and European investors still holding more faith in Greenspan and his U.S. track record than in their own economic leaders and prospects, the dollar has stayed strong amid all the rate-cutting, making U.S. manufacturers' lives even more miserable than normal. As Japan tries to export its way out of deflation, bank insolvency and crushing consumer gloom without setting off the competitive-devaluation dominoes in Asia, Wall Street - apparently more than Greenspan - fears...
...combination that the Crimson might need to use more often than powerplay situations if Harvard is going to beat Dartmouth in a rematch...