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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Harvard should not succumb to such base techniques of persuasion. Or at least, the richest school in the country should have a higher price tag...
...Lexus is just out with a pricey model (in the $50,000-plus range) that it calls the LX450; and Mercedes is hurrying to complete a $300 million factory in Alabama that will build a muscly growler it calls an aav, or all-activities vehicle, with a vip price tag in the mid-$30,000 range. (Will it have the effortless, raunchy, bad-attitude rumble of this writer's black-with-red pinstripes 1985 Ford F-250 plow truck, noble on its big wheels, with two gas tanks, chrome air horns, jaunty rust spots and revolving yellow cab light...
...Alexander camps--though both have raised millions, their cash on hand is sometimes precarious--prevented them from making sustained counterstrikes, and so it fell to Dole. His campaign staff argued for a while about how and when to fight back and decided to aim a broadside at Forbes (tag line: Untested leadership. Risky ideas) just before the Iowa debate on Jan. 13, which may have been what inspired the others to go after Forbes instead of the front runner. "Dole's people were absolutely delighted with the debate," explains Craig Fuller, former campaign manager for Pete Wilson. "Forbes is helping...
...Knapp told TAG's project director, Janna Lee Smithey, he was "very disappointed" in the report, she testified in the 1993 civil trial. When she asked him why, he replied, "Because you didn't tell me it was experimental." He said it in a joking way, but in fact the report had perturbed Dr. Knapp, who stated in his own deposition that the report's data did not support its conclusions; he recalled raising "a little hell about it." The report apparently was never circulated very widely. In depositions last year, both Dr. Ossorio and Dr. Sam Ho, by then...
Unlike the average designer suburb, where all the houses carry a similar price-tag, Celebration's $1 million estates on the high end will coexist with $120,000 town homes on the low end, along with a sizable group of renters, to produce a general rubbing of elbows not seen in America since small towns went out of style. (At the lottery, there were singles, families and couples, old people and young, a few Asians, a man wearing a turban; still, it was mostly white faces in spite of Disney's efforts to advertise in the local black press.) There...