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...Spence Abraham is ahead of Rep. Bob Carr by 6 points or more on election night, Barrett says, it could be an indicator of whether theRepublicans will come close to controlling either house of Congress. (In the House, they need 40 seats, in the Senate, 7.) "If a swing state like Michigan gives a candidate in an open race a significant majority, that's an indication the Republicans will do very well in a lot of places."ABRAHAM 36 (Detroit News) 42 (WJBK-TV)CARR...
Kohl wants to see Germany so embedded in European institutions that it will never again be tempted to swing its weight alone. He is so eager to create a common currency and a common foreign policy that he is willing to do so in a two-tier union, with an inner core of those ready to move forward by the end of this decade and an outer ring of those not financially or politically ready...
...info-fest held last Friday was really little more than an extension of the corporate recruiting process that is already in full swing. Consider: Of the 87 firms represented, over 60 were in either consulting, investment banking or financial services. Even Walt Disney, a seemingly refreshing face at the event, was offering positions in Strategic Planning and Treasury...
...jazz-pop fusion and turned it into something best suited to elevators, guitarist Walter Becker and keyboardist Donald Fagen used the genre to create sharp, ravishing songs that were as invigorating as Kenny's are insipid. As Steely Dan, the pair combined the ! subversiveness of rock with the cool swing of jazz, yielding seven hit albums and sleek, acerbic singles like Hey Nineteen, about a 30ish Lothario and his drug-loving teenage girlfriend. Becker, whose stringy hair and Fu Manchu lent him a certain wanted-poster chic, and Fagen, in ever present sunglasses, nurtured their legend by seldom performing live...
Branscomb says that even after three years under Carnesale, his school still doesn't have a "groove swing" on some key identity questions...