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...ensuing conflict resulted in the executive board’s “no-confidence vote?? for Goldin on October 24 and the resignation of two influential and high-profile trustees: Jeffrey Katzenberg, the co-founder of Dreamworks SKG, and Kenneth Feld, owner of Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus...
Voters rank their choices, and when a candidate gets enough top votes to achieve “quota”—10 percent of the vote??the rest of their ballots are credited to the next candidate on the ballot...
Three councillors moved to bring the subject up last night, but were overridden by the other six, who chose to postpone the vote??originally planned for February—until next week’s meeting...
...man—probably some variant on “The Sox are wicked pissah! This is thah yea-ah! NO-MAHHH!” A move out west may necessitate such campaign battle cries as “Brigham Young, Brigham Old, just Brigham to the polls to vote?? and issues such as ending the soft bigotry of altered television programming due to the time zone differential...
This logic, however, is flawed. All democratic nations, France included, must be highly wary of nations that seek weapons of mass destruction—especially when they are led by military dictators who mysteriously receive 100 percent of the “popular vote?? though “democratic” elections. Long-term global economic prosperity depends on limiting the uncertainty and instability caused by rogue states that desire the power to hold the world hostage in fear and terror with such weapons. In delaying, France demonstrates a willingness to pass on the burden of dealing with...