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During this conversation, McDougal noted with mounting distaste that the Governor, drenched from his run, was dripping sweat all over the chair. It was a new chair, in light blue leather, that Susan had just given him as a birthday present. McDougal had been suffering from lower back pain, and the chair was orthopedically designed to support his back...
...send some business to the Rose firm, will that help Hillary?" McDougal asked, wondering what else he could say to get Clinton moving before his sweat did any more damage to the upholstery...
...bill would allow the president to veto specific spending programs approved by Congress, giving the president unprecedented power. A House-Senate conference is expected to formally adopt the bill next week. Senator Dan Coats, a proponent of the measure said the agreement "culminates seven years of blood, toil, sweat and tears." He adds that "This is a major breakthrough ending a longstanding impasse. It virtually guarantees the Congress will be able to send the president a line-item veto very soon." Senator John McCain acknowledges that the compromise might have some trouble passing through the Senate. He adds that...
...wrote Mosaic). Government grants dried up, and so did Spyglass's business. Colbeth and his wife Margey went through $100,000 in savings to keep the company going. "There's a lot of bad memories I'm suppressing," he says. "A lot of nights waking up in a cold sweat wondering was I trading off too much of the family's stability--and their financial future. There were no college funds for the kids. My wife and I would have these discussions. She was very nervous. Extremely nervous. So she called me crazy more than once...
...mustered up all the courage I could, I cheered myself on and walked in the door. "May I, uh, do you mind if, let me see, I am thinking of...could you give me a change of concentration form please?" She gave it to me without a question. No sweat. Ah, third time must be a charm...