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...polls appear to reflect a growing concern among voters: whether either candidate is capable of working with others, a trait seen as essential to being effective on Capitol Hill. Since his Senate run was first mooted, Democrats have painted Giuliani as a dictatorial mayor who may be able to keep crime rates low and the trains running on time, but who would be a disaster in any position that required teamwork. Meanwhile, in recent weeks the GOP has tried to paint the First Lady in a similar light. They point to the new book "The Case Against Hillary Clinton...
...calls it the best creative experience of his career, which may not sound like much, but his excitement is very convincing. "There's no excuse for young filmmakers not to make a movie. Anyone can make a movie the way anyone can sculpt or write a book or paint," he says. "The James Joyces have not yet begun to work on film because they're not the guys who want to sit around and work with executives...
Across the street from the Holyoke Center, at 78 Mt. Auburn Street, sits a decrepit yellow house. The aging building with peeling paint is home to some of the most brilliant young minds in the country...
TIME is to be commended for having the fortitude to paint a true picture of Lloyd's, warts and all. As you noted in your report, I am one of the unwitting Names who believed that the Lloyd's mystique was fact instead of fiction. Now that your article has been published, all the king's horses and all the king's men cannot put the myth of Lloyd's of London back together again. ELIZABETH BENCSICS Rio Rancho...
...said that during the time when every candidate--Democratic and Republican--was trying to paint him or herself as the "Anti-Clinton," McCain "believed himself not only opposite of the incumbent president, but to the entire system of which the President is just a representative...