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...face of the tide of opposition, Starbucks representatives remain optimistic...
...Japan's economy has receded like an unusually low tide, disturbing discoveries have been made. Government agencies have attempted to cover up leaks at nuclear power plants, and local officials have ignored the hazards of toxic-waste disposal. In 1996 the Health Ministry apologized for allowing the import of tainted blood products that so far have caused more than 400 deaths from...
...Padgett believes that democratization, which has seen the ruling party lose its majority in the legislature, has created a power vacuum which is being exploited by criminals and petty officials in a rising tide of violence. "Public insecurity is at an all-time high. The massacre may serve to make Mexicans realize they have to do something to stop the 'Columbianization' of their country...
...passed and police everywhere pondered the King horror, the Philadelphia department's internal investigation was leading commanders to a logical conclusion; this was no time for a cover-up. So they released photos of Ryan and Blondie, who had been suspended during the probe, to local newspapers. A flood tide followed. Complaints about the cops' behavior inundated the department and the press. The pattern of abuse was clear, and the stories from the neighborhood spurred on the investigation that would eventually result in the jailing of Blondie and four associates. The five pleaded guilty without a trial. The government urged...
Stewart's election turns the tide of the council, which, until the selection of Robert M. Hyman '98 as president in the fall of 1995, largely eschewed political issues...