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...evangelical player expects his fieldworkers to show restraint. Says Clive Calver of World Relief, an agency owned by 43,000 American churches: "We're obviously not against spreading the Christian Gospel. But I don't want to be involved in anything where you give out food as a price tag for getting your message across...
...always dreamed of.” Rodriguez first dreamed of purchasing a Porsche 10 years ago when an ex-boyfriend bought one. Over the past year, he wrestled with the idea, and finally surrendered during January. Auspicious timing helped him shave an undisclosed amount of money from the price tag. “People don’t buy convertibles in January,” he explains...
...expect a more dignified nickname for a 6’5, opening day starter with a fastball that can hit 90, yet “Mikey Mo” will have to suffice. At least it’s better than “Cindy,” the tag that his Notre Dame teammates gave him in honor of the supermodel with the similar last name of Margolis...
Proving that nothing is completely free—not even waiting-room Cheez-Its and Diet Coke—some of the IOP’s VIP’s find that the perks of speaking there come with a price tag of sorts. White and others have countless stories about protesters shouting at speakers only to be quickly escorted out by HUPD. Heather A. Woodruff ’03 turned the tables on Warren Beatty after he had waxed eloquent about the injustices of corporate executives making too much money, White says, accosting him with questions about the salaries...
...Missile Defense system which has been used in recent weeks to intercept Iraqi missiles aimed at Kuwait City. Its shares have risen 15 percent since war began and are projected to rise further as the U.S. arsenal—which includes Ratheon Tomahawk missiles each with a price tag of one million dollars—requires restocking...