Word: poste
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...never reached the top of the list--even before she seemingly took herself out of the race--mainly, many say, because, at 60, she is beyond the ideal age for a new president who is expected to stay at least a decade in the post. Rudenstine was 56 when he was appointed...
Newsweek has been the most blatantly inaccurate, giving Gore six to 10 percent post-convention leads in August and early September, then taking several pages to explain why he's so popular. Three things should make people question the credibility of these polls. First, the results of these polls have generally shown more support for Gore than most others, including Reuters, Gallup, and the Battleground poll. Second, the headlines are based solely on registered voters--a fact that might be easy to overlook, given that it took five or more paragraphs to discover. Third, Newsweek has lauded Gore with such...
Friday afternoon, Harold T. Shapiro of Princeton University said that at the end of the year he will step down from his post as president...
...wager illegally and contribute further to the growth in illegal gambling. To promote this view, the industry bought ads in newspapers warning of the consequences if Congress eliminates legal sports betting in Nevada. Under a headline declaring s. 2340: A "FIX" ONLY A BOOKIE COULD LOVE in the Washington Post on June 22, Harrah's Entertainment Inc. admonished, "If Congress bans legalized betting on college sports, it will make a lot of illegal bookies very happy. Because eliminating the only regulated, legitimate way to gamble on college games in the U.S. will do nothing but create new business for illegal...
...Bush campaign let Gore outspend them on ads all summer, and Gore's post-convention bounce allowed him to pull even...