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...need to be safeguarded - how you look after vulnerable people, how you make sure it's a clean, above board business, etc. - you don't achieve that by prohibiting business. You achieve it by regulating it. The U.S. has tried prohibition once before and it wasn't a roaring success. And I think they'll find the same thing here. I don't know how long it will take, but I'm more confident than ever that the U.S. market will open up, and when it does, we will be right at the hub of it. It's frustrating...
...Cold War. Today the gross domestic product of the EU is higher than that of any country, including the U.S. The EU has helped Europe progress toward economic and political unity. Although some member states are still struggling, the EU can now effectively handle European economic affairs, as its success so far proves. The only function NATO serves that the EU cannot is the direct inclusion of the U.S. in European affairs. Although the U.S.’s interests are currently in line with Europe’s, this will not necessarily always be the case...
...also a crucial turning point for the team, who went on to win three more games for a total of four consecutive wins and its first weekend sweep of the season. O’Hara’s momentum-changing hit proved crucial to the team’s success this weekend...
...known for the many changes it has undergone over time. The piece was originally composed as an opera to a libretto and has been rewritten by its composer four times. It is in the form of Leonore Overture No. 3 that this operatic composition has received its greatest success. The HRO’s performance of the short overture, despite handling the crescendos in an almost too-professional manner, still sounded harmonious—thus creating great expectations for what was to come after the intermission. However, to the conductor’s surprise, the stage was only partially full...
...heart of the identity problem are the group's commitment to "celestial marriage" - polygamy - and its custom of allowing first cousins to marry. "Your family tree shouldn't be a wreath," says Randy Mankin, editor of the El Dorado Success newspaper, which unearthed the sect's Utah roots four years ago, when its first members, posing as businessmen, arrived in Eldorado under the pretense of building a hunting and game preserve. But the legal notices published in Mankin's paper listing the custody suits brought by the state against the Fundamentalist Church of the Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ...