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...nostalgic for gin slings, parasols and fly whisks, the White House Rose Garden was the place to be last week. The speech that President Bush gave on the Middle East could have been delivered by a colonial governor. As if the Palestinians were hapless natives, Bush set out the conditions they had to meet before winning approval from the Great White Father...
...pretty common finding in people who die suddenly of heart disease. But that doesn't mean the fatty deposits or plaques clogging his arteries had been there--or had been that large--for long. "Small plaques that burst can be just as deadly as large ones," says Dr. Rose Marie Robertson, past president of the American Heart Association and a professor of medicine at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn. "You could have a 30% narrowing yesterday that becomes 90% to 100% with a plaque rupture today...
...king, propped up by a conniving board until his company's stock began to fall, at which point, in a moment of lucidity as sudden as it was suspect, the board reversed itself. Today, I'm torn between two visions of Messier. First, I see a Shakespearean character: he rose swiftly, lost everything, was betrayed by his peers and stabbed in the back by his own corporate family, eviscerated by the market and misunderstood by all. But he will quickly rise again - stronger, more determined and bent on buying up Mickey Mouse and McDonald's to create a planetary holding...
Victoria Hicky sits at the end of the bar, having successfully reunited with her boyfriend Steve Walker-Rose after his late arrival, which had been relayed by Berry...
...daytime regular would never come here at night,” says Walker-Rose...