Word: spawns
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...That may well spawn other reforms, such as allowing Cuba access to U.S. credit to buy American food and medicine. "U.S. business, tourism and farm-state politics are overtaking Miami politics on this issue," says Flake, an Arizona Republican. Florida political analysts say the Bushes want to maintain a hard line, at least until the gubernatorial election in November. But with even Fidel turning against the embargo, the Bush brothers may have less time than they thought...
...style, which means those little pink bunnies just won't do. Increasingly, Mom's favorite designers are offering pint-size versions of their products, while traditional baby labels get more adventurous. And then there are maverick lines like Texas-based Dookiewear, which prints onesies with such slogans as "Spawn of Freaks" and "Bad Ass Baby." --By Belinda Luscombe...
...their most recent protest, PSLM was joined by about a dozen members of the Boston area’s chapter of the Student Labor Action Project (SLAP). PSLM members also worked with students around the region to help spawn similar movements at nearby colleges, such as Tufts and Boston College...
Still, the overall product is satisfying, and the album’s success as a genre-bending collaborative effort is bound to spawn similar cooperative compilations in the future. Look out, Spidey...
DIED. JAMES F. BLAKE, 89, Montgomery, Ala., bus driver who ordered Rosa Parks to give up her seat to a white passenger on Dec. 1, 1955; in Montgomery. Parks' refusal and subsequent arrest led to the 1956 Supreme Court decision banning segregated transportation and helped spawn the civil rights movement...