Word: renewers
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...match last season's record-setting pace of 57 million. Television ratings have declined steadily since 1989, when CBS and ESPN paid $1.5 billion for national broadcasting rights. The two broadcasters have lost $500 million on that deal so far, and will likely pay substantially less when they renew the contract this year. About half of the 26 teams, including the Oakland Athletics and Cleveland Indians, lost money in 1991, and more clubs are expected to do so this year. There are even rumors of one or two franchises going bankrupt within the next few years...
...summary executions for the hell of it." While comparisons to the international disbelief, blindness and indifference that enabled Hitler to carry out his "final solution" are overblown, Baker hinted at such a parallel on May 24 at an international conference in Lisbon. It was just bracing enough to renew Western determination to halt the slaughter...
...looking for a honeymoon," Anderson says, a frown replacing the smile. "I have a three year contract. If they don't renew it, I'll move...
Shinagel maintains that declining to renew tutor's appointments is standard procedure. And like many masters, he insists that hiring tutors is an essential aspect of the master...
...supporters call him a champion of free speech and intellectual debate. His critics think his action was improper and insensitive; some say, anti-Semitic. And Dunster House Co-Masters Karel and Hetty Liem seemed to side with the critics last week when they chose not to renew Ignatiev's contract as house tutor...