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...Christmas, Dell will launch a line of flat-screen TVs, an MP3 player and a downloadable music service, all to be sold exclusively online, as it does with computers...
...predicting any such thing. The Rockefeller who built the place was not John D., the great, striding patriarch, but John Jr., his self-minimizing son. Ultra-prudent, teetotaling and possessing what Okrent calls a "clenched psyche," Junior--almost everybody called him that or, worse, Mr. Junior--nonetheless managed to launch the massive Rockefeller philanthropic operations. And when his advisers talked him into leasing 11 acres in midtown Manhattan, a deal that required paying $3.6 million a year in rent to Columbia University, he unflinchingly initiated the largest construction project in American history to increase the value of his new holdings...
RETIRED. REBECCA LOBO, 29, Olympic gold medalist turned star original player for the New York Liberty who helped launch the WNBA and is credited with sparking a rise in the popularity of women's basketball; after a series of play-stopping knee injuries; in Uncasville, Conn...
...that tournament; this time, few expect them to keep their line intact for more than 30 minutes of the Cup opener against Argentina. The game's guardians have since subtly reinterpreted some of the game's laws so that it's now easier for teams to retain possession and launch repeated raids, with the result that spectators at Tests in both hemispheres this year have seen an unusually high number of what most of them like best: tries. "The game's evolved," says All Blacks skipper Thorne. "Teams are a little better at defending than they were four years...
...have any concern that John Ashcroft’s Justice Department will launch obscenity prosecutions against you? Would you be willing to go to jail or pay fines rather than tone down your magazines...