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...nuclear intentions of Iran and North Korea have been a major source of global angst for more than a year, and the Bush Administration is set to keep the pressure on both countries. Stopping in Seoul last week during a swing through Asia to revive talks on the North Korean nuclear crisis, Secretary of State Colin Powell said the world badly needed to get Pyongyang back to the negotiating table. North Korea "is a danger to every one of its neighbors," he said...
...introduced in 2002, though that market effect has yet to emerge. Dropping prices could make it harder for Mittal to service its estimated debt of $3.2 billion. At the moment, China is devouring raw material, which may cause a nasty glut when the steel pendulum starts to swing back the other way. And, notes Standard & Poor's Trask, "the new steelmaking capacity in China will eventually catch up with the growth in that region." China's steel output reached 192 million tons through September of this year, up more than 20% from 2003. In the long term, that could mean...
Although she works at the campaign headquarters in Arlington, Va., Hawkins frequently follows the president on his trips to swing states...
...Vote pairing] reflects the determination of voters to act with the same strategic consciousness as political parties and have a serious chance to make a difference in swing states,” said Raskin, who now works as the legal adviser for the 2004 VotePair campaign...
Floridian Leroy Terrelonge III ’07 said he was basking in his new power as a swing state voter...