Word: maneuverable
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Perhaps the most surprising development came when Clinton and erstwhile rival George Bush met for 45 minutes more than their allotted one-hour meeting on Wednesday. Details of the Oval Office session, which was devoted largely to foreign policy, are sketchy. But within 24 hours, Clinton suggested that Bush's...
In this changed landscape, there is room for maneuver, but its basic contours cannot be escaped.
Global presence? Those are big words from a company that was so hard up two years ago its officers told its pilots to taxi out to the runways on one engine instead of two in order to save fuel. In one swift maneuver, Continental may have swerved away from a...
Researchers say America may be trading future knowledge for short-term political profit. The new approach, they fear, will dry up basic research, which has spawned entire segments of the national economy, including the biotech and computer industries. "What we're all worried about is that there will be less...
Richard Darman said last October (using the Washington Post's Bob Woodward as his courier) that the "read my lips" pledge was a campaign maneuver, urged by Roger Ailes to counter the picture of Bush as a wimp. Bush resisted making a dubious pledge, but once it was made, once...