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...whoever steps into the White House as our nation's next CEO is going to have to grapple with the consequences of our worsening environmental condition. So will all presidents throughout this upcoming century. Avoiding it won't make the problem go away, it will only help it get worse...
...defeat a prosecution hobbled by cold trails, conflicting testimony, changed laws and a quarter-century of sloppy detective work. And last week's drama notwithstanding, there may be no earthly penalty sufficient for whoever left a 15-year-old girl lying in her own blood...
...there's little time to accumulate contributions once February rolls around. So even though John McCain, for example, scored an impressive win in New Hampshire, he stands a good chance of getting spent into defeat by March by the virtually unlimited resources of George W. Bush. In other words, whoever raises more money before the election (i.e., the party establishment's choice) wins...
...herd," frazzled mother Lois tells her son Malcolm, who has just tested--to his chagrin--as a genius. "It makes you the one buffalo that isn't there when the Indians run the rest of them off the cliff." That, or it makes you the easiest target for sharpshooters; whoever coined the term "gifted" clearly never received a wedgie for being a brain. As the oddball sitcom Malcolm in the Middle (Fox, Sundays, 8:30 p.m. E.T.) shows, being pegged as special is more a "gift" in a Let's Make a Deal sense. Behind one door is advantage...
...Whoever's open is open," Coleman said. "Anyone can score on this team...