Word: ticket
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...dressing room, though perhaps it shouldn't have come as too great a surprise that a self-described "amateur" clarinetist who also happens to be a world-famous filmmaker can sell out halls like the Olympia, which recently canceled a concert by jazz great Ornette Coleman owing to low ticket sales. But if fame pulls in the crowds, Allen works hard to send them home happy. "I'm very conscious of the audience. It's not like Michael's Pub, where I just look down at my feet. Here I have to think about the show and talk...
...which case, Buchanan, who has already infuriated Republican leaders by his refusal to tone down his attacks on Dole, will also be pitting himself against the potential running mate who could do the most for the Republican ticket. Party elders know that Powell would bring Dole's campaign some much needed star quality, along with a hefty share of the black and moderate vote. When it comes to the vice presidency, says a senior Dole aide, "Powell is our first five choices...
Look for the inside power of Cincinnati and the all-around athleticism of UCLA to meet in the Elite Eight. The Bearcats will beat the defending champs and earn themselves a ticket to beautiful East Rutherford...
...conservative Americans want in the White House. The front-runner's sweep of the seven Super Tuesday states brought in 345 delegates and brings the question of Dole's running mate to the fore. Dole maintains that he has not thought about the No. 2 slot on his ticket "in any concerted way," but did tell CBS that he believed Colin Powell would "suit up again" if asked. A new Washington Post poll shows President Clinton leading Dole by 17 points, but another survey shows by adding Powell, Dole evens the odds. "If the vice presidency is presented...
...peace overtures between the two sides last year, but Lee's visit to the United States renewed fears in Beijing that Taiwan was pushing for independence. TIME correspondent Jaime A. FlorCruz says China is particularly concerned with what it calls Taiwan's "ambition to spend money to earn a ticket to the United Nations." FlorCruz predicts the two sides can reach a peaceful agreement. "If Taiwan takes the initiative to resume talks on opening sea links to China, that could begin the thawing process."Clinton Heads To Egypt