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...four players in the box at one time, but since they were coincidental it didn’t make a big difference. When it comes to protecting your goalie, you expect to do some things to make sure the other team knows that no one can treat your goalie like that...
...traditional quandary for white candidates is, Do you court black voters by emphasizing "black issues," or do you treat them like all other voters? The answer is both--especially in the South, where black voters can be more conservative on social policy. "The only important color in this country anymore is green," says Gilda Cobb-Hunter, a social worker and state representative from rural Orangeburg, S.C. "Black people have the same worries that white people do: Will I have a job, will my kids go to a decent school, and can I afford to get sick?" But in South Carolina...
...drug developed by Pfizer. "Lipitor is my biggest savings," Clark says. "For a six-month supply, it's $1,900 in the U.S. I paid $500 [in Canada]." At U.S. prices, she couldn't afford her total drug bill and would have to pick and choose which conditions to treat...
...Party of the 21st century ... There's only [one] way that this is going to begin to turn around, and it is if we begin to allow the legal importation of drugs from Canada. That's the way we can speak with our money to the drug companies to treat us more fairly." Senator John Edwards of North Carolina said, "Here's a perfect example of what goes on in Washington every day ... These powerful lobbies for the drug [companies], they're taking the democracy away from the American people...
...took the town for all it was worth and then rode off into the sunset (he moved back to Ohio in 2001), but at the same time he is unbearably eager to drop names and show us what a hotshot insider he is, or at least was. So treat Hollywood Animal like an industry party: arrive late, skim quickly through it for the boldface names, and bail out long before the show's over. -By Lev Grossman