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...comebacks go, she couldn’t be doing much better. Nevertheless, there’s one piece of advice that Carey must remember if she’s to regain her status as the world’s best-selling artist. It’s advice that’s so simple, so straightforward, so abundantly obvious that only people in the music (and possibly movie) industry could possibly forget it: the next product has to be good...
...Paul’s mission was to clean up and regain the trust of students and the administration,” Chopra says. “Sujean’s charge is really to move more to the bigger picture. What Sujean has to do is go for far-reaching effectual change...
...stock in Summers’ assurances that he has “discussed with deans and senior administrators the importance of effective implementation and received assurances that they will work to implement these measures throughout the university.” The best way for the administration to regain the confidence of the community is to establish an independent body of workers, students and faculty to monitor the implementation of all to which it has agreed...
...honey jar, coming away with $100 million in military aid and substantial additions to her depleted arsenal. Her country has largely been cut off from military assistance since Manila kicked the U.S. out of its two major South Asian bases in 1991. The Bush Administration was eager to regain a military foothold there. Last November, when Arroyo visited Washington, the President offered to send U.S. combat troops to join the Abu Sayyaf chase--despite a clause in the Philippine constitution prohibiting foreigners from fighting on the nation's soil. But a visiting-forces agreement signed in 1999 allows U.S. troops...
Junior center Kalen Ingram assisted on all three Harvard goals to earn her second straight three-point game and regain the national lead in assists-per-game with 17 in 15 contests...