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...update to the Security Council. And despite the Bush administration's inclination to close the case in short order, that may not work for Blair. With opposition to a war at this stage growing in Britain and Europe despite the prime minister's valiant efforts to stem the tide, Blair is likely to press Bush to counsel patience and press Bush to stay on the path of seeking UN authorization for military action. Blair affirmed on Wednesday that Britain would support military authorized by a UN resolution, or in a situation "where it was clear there was a breach...
...tide began to turn when BC, ahead by six, gained the ball on a defensive rebound and seemed headed for an easy fast break with a long pass over midcourt. But a giant leap by 5’11 Harvey blocked the ball’s intended path, and Harvey hustled upcourt and dished to captain Brady Merchant for an open three that cut the deficit...
After reading the “Swimming Against the Tide,” I would like to take a chance to respond as someone who is actually informed about the issues (Notebook, Dec. 13). On Nov. 26, Dartmouth administration called in its swimming and diving coaches at 8:00 a.m. and informed them that their program had been cut. An hour later, they called in both the men’s and women’s swim teams, informed them of their elimination, and requested that they go quietly. If this were truly “a last ditch effort?...
...share in certain states, such as New York and Texas. Because long distance on its own is no longer such an attractive business, the Bells are busy rolling out bundles of local, long-distance, Internet-access and wireless service--often all on one bill--to try to stem the tide of defections. Even though the Bells can't offer multinational companies much in the way of international calling, all of them--led by Verizon--are making a concerted push for U.S. Big Business customers, a sector still dominated by AT&T, MCI and Sprint...
...designer urged Germans to protest by sending Schröder "the shirts off our backs" - and now 1,000 shirts a day are arriving at the chancellery in Berlin. Schröder complained in a television interview that he and his family had received personal threats in an unprecedented tide of hate mail. And now it gets worse: a steady stream of Mittelstand companies - the small- and medium-sized firms that have been the backbone of the German economy for decades - are pulling up stakes and leaving the country. They're voting with their feet to escape Schr...