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...some Australians were trying to change the country's thinking on this issue, and slowly Cathy developed into an admired character - not least because she continued to succeed, winning two more world championships and a silver medal at Atlanta. Meantime, she enjoyed a really messy personal life - lawsuits by a former coach/lover, stuff like that. During the messy years she was in shape, then out, too heavy or too thin, on form or off. So Cathy was becoming more of a symbol and more human at the same time. She became a vulnerable crusader...
Instead, it was up to the offensive line to make holes for the miniscule Palazzo to squirt through. Not only did they succeed in that respect, but the field was so wide open that the speedy Palazzo gained 55 yards in the second quarter alone. Those yards relieved Rose of having...
...action. Both major presidential candidates, Vice President Al Gore '69 and Texas Gov. George W. Bush, with the help of their spin doctors, claim to offer cure-alls for the gamut of our health care woes. But it is up to voters to judge whether these proposals might succeed as long-term treatments to the system's ills...
...first," he said. "Today's class faces perhaps even more questioning of their right to be here, and they have to face the instability of the outside world. The issues are different. The message of the conference is that it is important that these graduates go out and succeed, that they be as excellent as possible...
...fact, TIME's board expects the experiment to succeed. The Fed, says Wyss, is about to pull off something never before achieved: piloting the economy to two "soft landings" in a row. The previous one was in 1995-96, when a series of earlier interest-rate increases by the Fed succeeded in draining away inflationary pressure while letting growth continue...