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...diplomatic solution of the Iraq crisis. But TIME Pentagon correspondent Mark Thompson says the Iraqi moves are business as usual: ?It?s been happening for a couple of weeks. He regularly moves his missiles, in violation of cease-fire but the Pentagon usually maintains it?s not enough to warrant a response,? Thompson explained. ?It?s probably making the news now because everyone?s paying more attention to Iraq...
Fact: The National Labor Relations Board an independent government agency that regulates and arbitrates all labor-management disputes, has thrown out four separate Teamsters' claims against Cardinal in this matter. Not once has the government held that the Teamsters have sufficient cause to warrant a judgment...
Chung may consider Harvard's long-distance rates high enough to warrant such complicated maneuvering, but other students say that compared with other schools', Harvard's rates are acceptable...
...know enough about the situation to make a genuinely informed decision, but the information presented so far makes it utterly clear that at the very least, more thought should be given before changing the policy. If nothing else, it is not clear what circumstances have changed to warrant this new policy. In a Crimson article of Oct. 28, Mark Grossman, the director of the United Farm Worker's press division and Cesar Chavez's press secretary from 1975-'93, was quoted as saying, "Nothing has changed. Grape workers who have organized under the UFW have been intimidated, physically attacked...
Mayer said that the demand for grapes was high enough to warrant reintroducing them to the dining halls...