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...origins, and will likely have very different resolutions, but they are signs of the challenges facing the industry as a whole. At a time when competition is fierce, margins are tight and customers are increasingly discerning, carmakers must control costs and innovate even more aggressively if they're to thrive. The demise of Rover, the last British-owned mass car manufacturer, is perhaps inevitable. Bailed out repeatedly by successive British governments, the firm long failed to control its labor relations or its costs, and the quality of its cars was so uneven that they became the butt of national jokes...
...season. The world needs to stop initiating and supporting wars and instead open borders to free trade. We should withdraw support from dictators so that democracy can work. Let's spend our time, energy and resources on making friends and addressing the alienation that encourages terrorism to thrive. Let's stop taking away from others so that they don't have enough while we have too much. Dave Klassen Kitchener, Canada...
...Wildcats also thrive on the power play, converting on a whopping 24.6 percent of their chances, the second-highest rate in the nation. Hemingway leads all scorers with 11 man-advantage goals, while Callander and defenseman Brian Yandle each have nine...
...past 18 years,” Chen said, speaking from his customary spot at the register, Chinese newspaper in hand. “It was time to leave Louie’s in the hands of someone willing to commit the time and energy that will make the store thrive...
Administrators at CCSC say their students will be able to thrive in a more personalized environment, with close advising and a low student-teacher ratio, in contrast to the large, academically struggling Cambridge Rindge and Latin School (CRLS), which is located just blocks from Harvard Yard...