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Still, Evans was worried about reports that Lloyd's was facing a rising tide of claims from asbestos-industry workers who were dying of lung diseases--cancer and asbestosis--caused by exposure to the building material. Tut, tut, said a Lloyd's executive who dismissed the risk and explained that while the Names "were of course liable in theory for losses right down to their cufflinks, in practice it never happens because it's all reinsured...
Though last weekend was not successful in terms of augmenting the Crimson's lackluster .412 winning percentage, it showed promise of a stronger Harvard squad this weekend. A tighter defense, coupled with a more potent offense and power play, threatened St. Lawrence with an upset, and almost turned the tide on Clarkson the following night...
...will have a larger role in political life in the future. Young people born after the 1979 revolution now compose over two-thirds of Iran's population and have been a powerful boon to the impetus for reform. Angered by high unemployment and harsh restrictions on individuals, the rising tide of Iran's future has swept the rest of the nation up in its furor. Last summer pro-reform students took to the streets in protest over conservative excesses, only to be forcefully turned back to class in a show of strength by the militia that ironically served to highlight...
...only Republican votes counted toward delegates in Michigan, as will be the case in New York and California on March 7, Bush would have won by a 2-to-1 margin. The primary system tends to push candidates to the extremes, and Bush seems willing to go with the tide. To rebuild his base of support after his New Hampshire loss, Bush made a strong swerve to the right in South Carolina on issues like abortion. Evangelist Pat Robertson stumped for him in the Michigan race. Even McCain is polishing his conservative credentials, emphasizing yesterday that he is a "proud...
...even with the strict rules enunciated by Sal (Tilda Swinton), the camp's queen bee. Still, he feels isolated. A fabulous resort is no fun if a fellow isn't getting laid. As he says, "Desire is desire wherever you go. The sun will not bleach it, nor the tide wash it away...