Word: instead
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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Around the 7-K mark, Jones started closing and finally caught Gadowski at the 7200-meter point. But, according to Jones, instead of running past the tiring Gadowski, she kept pace with the leader and let the rest of the pack back into the race...
...have given careful thought about which way to go. One alternative was shock therapy. Instead we have decided to proceed radically, but on the basis of the special characteristics of our economy. Most Western economists believe we're doing the right thing. We can't just follow someone else's model automatically. There was a time when we tried to impose our model on others. It would be a disaster if we just borrowed blindly another country's model. That's why we think we should take a radical path but without shocks...
...held media empire, operated by a few simple rules. First, he exerted no influence on the politics or ideology of his 31 newspapers and seven magazines. Second, he expected the papers' coverage and management outlook to remain resolutely local, so he never superimposed a high-powered team of overseers. Instead, he relied on his own bulging briefcase and the loyalty of his clan: several dozen relatives held jobs on the payroll. Third, Newhouse ardently avoided publicity and, above all, controversy. He kept so low a profile that he could walk unrecognized through his own newsrooms. Maybe the only thing...
Five days after his Senate confirmation on June 14, Bernard Aronson took his first trip as State's top Latin expert. He did not go south, to the area of his responsibility. Instead, he flew east, to Moscow. Aronson's destination conformed to the Administration's strategy and signaled respect: the U.S. was serious about engaging the Soviets in Central America. On June 20 at 10:10 a.m. Aronson and his Soviet counterpart, Yuri Pavlov, sat across from each other for the first time at a long conference table at a Soviet Foreign Ministry guesthouse in Moscow. The initial session...
...talks to make it easier for both sides to reach the elusive Gramm- Rudman targets. A speedy budget deal, Darman believes, will lower interest rates and keep the economy growing. But other participants, notably Democratic Congressman Charles Schumer of New York, say that moving the thrift bailout off budget -- instead of paying for it out of current revenue -- is dishonest because it will only increase the cost of borrowing over the long term...