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...Democrats in Name Only In "Living in Bill's Shadow" [Jan. 26], you discussed Bill Clinton's lingering influence over the Democratic presidential candidates' strategies for beating Bush. But genuinely Democratic politicians have been missing in action since the 1960s. The Democrats are vying for the hearts and minds of the party faithful, but they abandoned their core values and hung their supporters out to dry long ago. They made their pact with the devil to stay in office no matter what the cost. Principles were the first casualty. Democrats should stop their charade and join the Republicans. After...
...South Korea, Russia and the U.S.?expressed their satisfaction with a process the chief achievement of which was to have avoided falling apart entirely. "There was no breakdown but no breakthrough," says Lee Chung Min, a North Korea expert at Yonsei University in Seoul. "It was another round of shadow boxing...
...Upland Nepalis are avid home brewers, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the shadow of Kanchenjunga, the world's third highest mountain. Any self-respecting village north of Dharan brews tongba, and the thirsty are welcome here. "One time I had tongba: after only two I tried to get up and walk and I couldn't," warns security guard K.C. Prakash Kumar. "It's very strong...
...fact that my tenure case didn’t get as far as University President Lawrence H. Summers’ desk also is not a salient point. The internal evaluation of candidates within HBS must have been done in the shadow of what the faculty believed would pass the ad hoc process and this would have disadvantaged me because of my managerial focus...
...that cinemas run to ensure they get their hands on those blockbusters). So far, it has been a losing battle. But if a viable pan-European market could be created, Europe stands a chance of taking its place beside Hollywood on cinema screens, instead of just sulking in its shadow. If the revolution is coming, however, it is coming slowly. Until it does, Blind Spot director Slak, and others whose talents still go unseen outside their home countries, will keep going in the hope that one day their work will cross the border. "Common sense says there's no point...