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...this sense the self-inflicted death performs a societal function. When corruption reaches self-destruction, the public must recognize a greater malady, a national sickness, and renew its ethics...
...this sense, the self-inflicted death performs a social function. When corruption reaches self-destruction, the public must recognize a greater malady, a national sickness, and renew its ethics...
...know she's giving it serious consideration," says Rose, who realizes, just as Reno does, that a full-scale investigation could send shock waves through Washington and corporate suites. That hasn't deterred Jack Brooks, who has already introduced a bill -- his first of the new Administration -- to renew the office of special counsel. If Reno doesn't move, its first task may be to investigate the Justice Department's handling of the BNL case. "This affair is not over; there is much more to learn," Rose said in introducing Gasior last week. "I hope the ultimate truth will...
...issues involved in President Clinton's decision to renew China's most- favored-nation trading status are not simply political and moral: China has jumped from the 35th largest American trading partner in 1979 to seventh largest last year. Forty percent of the toys sold in the U.S. are made in China, such as Hasbro's Ernie doll...
...critics have much evidence to make the case that Clinton conducts a feckless foreign policy. As a candidate, Clinton promised he would send a peace envoy to Northern Ireland; renew most-favored-nation trading status for China only if Beijing met tough conditions on human rights; and reverse the practice of sending back all Haitian boat people, including refugees entitled to asylum. He has bent or broken all three vows...