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...complete freedom of exchange was totally unheard of," says Feldman. "It's the healthiest thing that could have possibly happened...
Other faculty members echoed those remarks and added that the letter helped reassure them that their voice would not go unheard...
Absent from the great thanksgiving will be the voices of the 5.5 million American children under 12 who regularly skip meals, a figure amounting to one-eighth of the country's child population. The voices of the homeless, numbering between 350,000 and 3 million nationwide, will also be unheard...
...that regularly costs $1,044 can now be purchased for as little as $309. Until the end of this week, Qantas, the Australian airline, is offering a number of round-trip tickets for travel in April, May and July from Los Angeles to Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne for the unheard-of bargain price of $799. "In the first 11 days of our promotion, we sold 3,000 of these low-ball tickets," says Richard Porter, a Qantas senior vice president. "This is a fare to jump- start tourism...
Yeltsin toiled diligently to bring the capital's food supply and distribution system under control. He traveled the city by subway -- unheard of for a Politburo member -- and commuted from distant suburbs to check on transportation conditions for workers. He would even barge into meat stores to find out who was getting the best cuts. These shock tactics delighted ordinary Muscovites but infuriated the party "Mafia," an old-boy network of distribution officials and real-life gangsters...