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...briefest of speeches on Monday night, Clinton offered a taxonomy of lying. Parse his remarks, and you will find many of the categories of lies that have been promulgated by scholars and philosophers...
...grocery stores, clothing boutiques and delicatessens filling strip malls across the continent. Not only are high sales creating many new jobs, but employee turnover is enormous. At these levels, says Mitchell Fromstein, CEO of Manpower Inc., the world's largest provider of temporary help, job experience, even the briefest exposure to hamburger flipping, is almost as sought after as a college degree in more skilled occupations. An employee who works a month or so at, say, a grocery-checkout counter and demonstrates he or she will at least show up on time can often move quickly to a better-paying...
Major League Soccer and the 1994 World Cup Finals have given Americans but the briefest taste of soccer's power. If you're looking for a little bit more, however, here's an eclectic listing of some unconventional sources of enlightenment...
With the exception of the second swearing-in ceremony of George Washington, who made only the briefest of remarks (135 words), every Inaugural Address has contained at least one reference to God. Here's how long it took before some earthly Chief Executives took note of the Almighty...
...briefest of moments, things looked very bad for the Crimson. Texas opened the game by going straight down the field and blasting a shot off the post...