Word: steers
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...campaign debt.) Luce was an intellectual architect for Perot's crusades to fight drugs and overhaul Texas schools, and many of his ideas -- including school choice and early-childhood intervention -- are likely to figure in a Perot platform. But it is his quieting influence on Perot that will help steer the sometimes impetuous candidate through the election...
...election goes to the House, the Democrats would have a nominal advantage. Conventional wisdom suggests that partisanship would also steer each chamber of Congress. But that might not hold. In the present House, Democratic-controlled delegations outnumber Republican ones by a ratio...
This is the primary reason SAA did not come to The Crimson with the full story behind our push to maintain the Indo-Muslim cultural chair. Crimson articles have an anti-administration slant, and thus, we wanted to steer clear of this bias and maintain control of our discourse with the Administration...
Otherwise, steer clear. My guess is that a lot of people, fleeing a safe 4% return, will find ways to lose 40%. (In the '70s it wasn't low interest rates but high tax rates that drove sensible people to do silly things. Desperate to avoid forking over 70% in taxes, they lost 100% in limited-partnership tax- shelter deals instead...
...former top department official: Lance Wilson, once executive assistant to ex-Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Samuel Pierce. Citing Wilson on 24 counts of fraud, conspiracy and false statements, a federal grand jury charged him with conspiring, after he left HUD for an investment firm, to steer $46 million in grants intended for poor urban areas to three housing projects developed by his business partner, Texan Leonard Briscoe...