Word: dealing
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Participants say Shama's smaller workshops, which teach doctors how to deal with difficult patients, allow them to explore the material in an even more personal...
...Hussein is almost home free in his battle against international sanctions; and the shift from peace back to low-intensity war between Israel and the Palestinians. Then there are some of the questions bequeathed by the Clinton administration, from whether to build a missile-defense system and how to deal with North Korea's attempts to end its international isolation to whether to sell Taiwan sophisticated weapons systems and how to deal with Pakistan's precarious nuclear-armed military junta. And even some of the foreign policy standards, such as responding to Russian arms control proposals and China's reluctance...
...paragraph in those newspaper stories about Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris' own press conference two hours later, in which she held the line on hand recounts: No county had sufficiently justified its reason for a manual recount, and therefore the certification process will end Saturday as scheduled. No deal...
...apparent simplicity and fairness. The disadvantage is... seven - count'em, seven - more days. Gore has obviously now given up on challenging the butterfly ballots. That is his peace offering to George W. And because of the way the courts are looking, this may be as good a deal as Bush is gonna get, and if Gore loses it and walks away, he could leave town a political saint - or a political martyr...
...Senator Al Gore started out as an expert on arms control - the kind of guy a deal like this would appeal to. But then again, Senator Al Gore used to win Tennessee. In eight years at Bill Clinton's side, though, Vice President Al Gore has learned that the big political battles are won with lawyers and polls, and that as long as the economy keeps chugging, the nation can forgive pretty much anything...