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The test was artificial in another way: major oil companies readily moved their fuel supplies "on paper," as directed by the IEA, but they disregarded regional differences in oil prices and profits. Yet U.S. oil executives have repeatedly argued that for competitive reasons free movement to all regions will not...
His 700-year saga is a collage of the most dismal events in Polish history, including invasions by Tatars, Cossacks and Turks; partitioning by Russia, Austria and Germany; and the Nazi occupation during World War II. Michener attempts to impose an artificial symmetry upon these events by telling the stories...
But as afternoon turned to night on the artificial turf of B.U.'s Nickerson Field, the resurging Crimson squad whittled away any Terrier hopes, using its two first half goals and a stellar second half defensive effort to preserve the oh-so-impressive win.
How to explain who is doing what to whom, and why, in the four-team limp-off is a mystery even to the participants. When questioned, players squint into the middle distance, managers scuff the artificial turf, and fans in Winnie's, a watering hole on Crescent Street in...
As everyone agrees in the abstract, the forces disrupting Lebanon have been boiling for centuries; the pressure first became unbearable in the 1950s when the British Empire withdrew from the region, leaving a precarious and artificial structure of accord among the country's factions. All U.S. negotiations, though, have followed...