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...early this year, while it’s still difficult to tell, the numbers are looking good. Thirty million songs have now been sold, nearly doubling in three months what had been sold to the Mac-only community over the six months prior, though still a pale shadow of the massive number of free downloads Pepsi is about to offer up. The promotion seems well poised to succeed—after all, what better way to sell soda than with useful free stuff? This seems a substantial improvement over past promotions, which have featured prizes with less broad appeal...
...have some deep resentment about the decision,” said Mildred Jefferson, the first female African-American graduate of Harvard Medical School. “It casts a shadow over fairness and justice...
Similar to Princeton’s strategy, Yale tried to shadow Ruggiero and play a physical game, but the Crimson would not be fazed...
...seek support from anti-U.S. Islamic parties. The threat from within the ranks of Pakistan's armed forces is as strong as the external threat from Islamic hard-liners. If Musharraf falls, there is no guarantee that only a moderate general would take over. Unless the lingering shadow of the army and its ever intrusive intelligence agency recedes from the country's societal life, Pakistan will continue to be a dangerous and unstable place, with or without Musharraf. Muhammad A. Khan Lahore, Pakistan...
Clinton's Shadow The Democratic candidates are on the phone to Bill for advice, but does his playbook work in this new political landscape...