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...inflation-watchers, the report is worrisome but inconclusive - which fits in perfectly with the glum mood in economic circles these days. TIME personal finance columnist Dan Kadlec takes us through the implications of the CPI report...
...course, there are ways in which identical twins are bound together that are more profound than the usual sibling links. When I walk into a room, it takes no more than a glance before I can sense my twin's mood--if she's happy or tense or upset. I know what it's about and why. It's something I suspect few people, maybe not even all twins, experience. Would clones? I suspect not, since their life experiences would be so different...
...Europe's turn to run the world? The prevailing mood at this year's World Economic Forum meeting in Davos was that the U.S., once the home of irrational exuberance and dotcom mania, is just so 20th century. Yet the five members of TIME's Board of Economists, which convened in the Swiss ski resort, were less than unanimous. No one disputed that the U.S. economy is slowing and could even grind toward a recession, though most agreed that a recovery would come by late this year. The hottest debate was over Europe's ability to isolate itself from...
...consecutive game last night falling to Northeastern, 8-7, in the 49th Annual Beanpot Tournament Consolation game. The Crimson sorely needed some consoling at the Fleet Center coming off its worst defeat in 20 years, a 7-0 drubbing a Dartmouth on Friday, but the Huskies were in no mood to pass out sympathy cards, coming back from deficits of 4-2, 6-3 and 7-5. The 15 goals were the most ever scored in the consolation game...
Before a photo shoot at a shibuya studio, his managers warn of his mood swings. "After 20 minutes, he's going to get irritable," one of them predicts. Beat shows up right on time. He quickly changes into a sweater, introduces himself to the photographer and carefully looks over the cameras and the light meters and the flashes. Even here, he is in charge. "You know," says Masayuki Mori, the producer of his films, who is watching the shoot, "he doesn't really write his own books." Beat's impatience is legendary; he can't slow down long enough...