Word: forgetting
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...offers a Korean delegation pin, but the one he wants Falcao to give him in return - an IBM-laptop pin - is far more valuable. "This is a $30 pin!" Falcao tells the man. "Touch it. Feel it." The man walks away; Falcao is irked. "I will never forget that guy's face. That will bother me until I get it - and I will get it," he says...
Sadly, many individuals stay in banking for neither of these reasons. Some just get sucked in. They get used to being driven home in sleek black cars with leather seats and expensing dinners to the firm every day. They can't imagine life any other way. (Forget about that foundation. Billionaires set those up. ) I used to think these individuals were just very risk-averse people who weren't entrepreneurial enough to take a risk and try and make money without saying "Yes, sir" every day. But with big banks merging left and right these days and entire groups getting...
...Blair is on notice that the revolt is only suspended, not over. He is expected to come up with some tax relief when he presents his spending plan in November. It will take two more weeks for the country to return to normal. Lest Blair forget the ferocity of the issue, he has only to look across the Channel to see how easily the protests could resume. It doesn't really matter that most of the current price rise is OPEC's doing or that Europe's economy is generally thriving. Drivers there are mad as hell, and they just...
...forget. The Kursk was no research vessel. It was a warship whose missiles at one time or another probably targeted many TIME readers. Although the loss of life is tragic, the world is a safer place without the Kursk. LARRY ROBERTS Winnipeg, Alta...
...first world of professional entertainment, solidarity with the little people is too often a joke. The big people forget they were ever little. In 1994 the millionaire athletes of major league baseball went on strike for themselves - not to help their blue-collar brethren in the minors. So, whatever the resolution of the SAG strike, there's something sweet in the spectacle of stars of the wattage of Cage and Hunt and Spacey helping actors whose one golden goal is to display their art, and make a few bucks, holding a bottle of mouthwash. It's like the chef...