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...even more aggressively if they're to thrive. The demise of Rover, the last British-owned mass car manufacturer, is perhaps inevitable. Bailed out repeatedly by successive British governments, the firm long failed to control its labor relations or its costs, and the quality of its cars was so uneven that they became the butt of national jokes. There was a glimmer of hope in the 1990s, when the firm was acquired and run by BMW. The German luxury automaker invested in a new premium model, the 75, but it didn't sell well. Jay Nagley, managing director of British...
Harvard’s continuing freshman magic—Wilson clubbed his second home run of the weekend—was interrupted by a rash of errors and an uneven start by rookie Shawn Haviland...
...uneven beginning to the season for the Harvard softball team...
Rank was not the only skater to lose his cool, though the uneven officiating in the middle frame allowed several offenders on both sides to go unpunished, despite their egregious infractions, as play spiraled out of control. At times, minor tussles that did not draw a whistle from referee Dan Murphy escalated into all-out wrestling matches, with helmets torn off, headlocks employed, and punches thrown as play continued away from the scuffle...
...economic cooperation between the two countries. In late 2004, the first of what South Korea hopes will be 2,000 factories built over the next 15 years?all funded by South Korean companies?started churning out stainless steel cookware, called "unification" pots, in Kaesong. Although the partnership is an uneven one?the sophisticated stainless steel is made in the South and then shipped to Kaesong, where North Korean laborers shape it and screw on the pot handles?delighted souvenir hunters in Seoul have been snapping them up since they went on sale...