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...then, over time, Mitchell's commercial fortunes have stalled, but her determination has never wavered. Her forays into jazz (Mingus, The Hissing of Summer Lawns) cost her some fans but cemented her reputation as a provocative innovator, and by 1985 her lyrics had taken on an increasingly political bite...
...only too happy to find out what's too far right. Not long after Gingrich unveiled his intentions on the prayer amendment, Texas Representative Richard Armey, the next House majority leader, said that within three years his party will replace the current graduated income tax, which takes a larger bite from the upper brackets, with either a national sales tax or a flat tax of 17% on everybody. But it took congressional Democrats until week's end to utter their first opposition rhetoric. "We're not about to roll over and play dead while the Republicans rubber stamp their extremist...
...cutters that the Fed and the bond market will call the economic shots. "They're saying everybody has to be wary of upsetting the apple cart," Ratan says. "If the Republicans try to go for popular tax cuts, then the bond market is going to whip around and bite back."Post your opinion on theWashingtonbulletin board...
...have to bite the bullet and pay out on our own plan. It's essentially the same as paying your own insurance when you combine [the cost of day care and health insurance," she says. "It's something we're definitely looking...
Carl Lewis, trying for yet another gold medal, could be living in Pennypacker Hall. Fans may spot Jennifer Capriati and Venus Williams walking to the Dunster House dining hall for a bite to eat. Italy's Roberto Baggio, a bit past his prime, would be practicing his footwork on the Harvard soccer fields...