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That such a die-hard Republican refuses to endorse the Republican candidate is almost as strange as legions of Democratic activists supporting someone only marginally less anti-abortion than a Christian Coalition bumper sticker. So what is it really that McCain and his eclectic supporters dislike so much about Bush...
...tough to justify spending hours in front of the television watching the NCAA championships when the world beckons. Nevertheless, it's a good thing so many students--especially Harvard students--do so. Nothing less than the preservation of American civilization depends...
Freshman attackman Matt Primm has amassed 10 goals and three assists in his first two collegiate games. Although Primm had three goals and two assists in the joke that was the fourth period against B.C., he was impressive against Colgate early, getting the second goal for Harvard less than a minute after sophomore midfielder Mike Baly's opening strike...
...Rezulin was no different," she says. "Patients with liver problems had to be watched very carefully while taking this drug, but it helped a lot of people with diabetes." And that cost-benefit ratio played into the FDA's timing; the agency did not pull Rezulin until other, less toxic drugs became available...
...danger more manageable by strengthening Washington's relationship with leaders on both sides. More important, Washington doesn't want those dangers to stand in the way of its relationship with a country that represents the world's fifth largest economy in terms of buying power but accounted for less than 1 percent of world trade in 1998. (Even then, of course, India is emerging as the largest exporter of software and computer know-how to the United States.) In the end, the point of the President's India trip, to borrow Mr. Clinton's '92 campaign mantra, may once again...