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...similar privilege." Miller, 57 and a 28-year veteran of the Times, argues that confidential sources are essential to a free press in an open society. "People with information about waste, fraud, abuses, dissenting assessments and yes, even gripes, must feel that we will protect them if they trust us with sensitive information. That's why I cannot disclose their identities...
Najai Turpin lost that larger fight, though producers will not reveal how he did in the ring. Burnett is not going to edit Turpin's scenes--it would be disrespectful, he says--but the producers are creating a trust fund for Turpin's family. Starting next month, millions of people will watch The Contender and feel they know Turpin. Yet his life ended in an act that not even those closest to him can explain. It turns out that in reality--actual reality--people don't reveal all in a soliloquy. And Rocky does not get a sequel. --With reporting...
Beyond scattered anecdotal evidence, though, this so-called trust deficit hasn't been reflected in sales. "American brands continue to sell very well in all continents," says Maurice Lévy, chief executive of the big French advertising agency Publicis. "The danger [is] that one day behavior could follow attitudes, and then the reaction can be brutal...
...will promote liberty all over the world. The American people helped Europeans regain freedom and democracy after World War II. They are doing the same thing today in Iraq and Afghanistan. Americans know the cost of liberty, but they won't change their ideals. I trust President Bush. I'm sorry that I couldn't vote for him. Emanuela Pradella Arona, Italy...
Their trip—costing over $20,000—will be entirely paid for by the IRC and other Harvard sponsors, including the Ann Radcliffe Trust...