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...outlook for Britain is better than at any time in the postwar years." He could be right???if the government finds the proper combination of tax cuts and investments in modernization. On the other hand, overly generous tax cuts, a niggardly attitude toward investment and a government cave-in to union wage demands could accelerate inflation again and continue industrial stagnation. North Sea oil does give Britain the chance to start the long climb to price stability and high employment?but it would be all too easy for the nation to blow that chance...
Connors may not mope much longer. "I think I've found the right girl," he says. "When things are right???which may be soon?we'll settle down." After calling off their nationally ballyhooed engagement last fall, Connors and Evert decided not to talk to each other for four months. "We needed to find out if we really wanted to be with each other," says Jimmy. "I wasn't very happy, and she wasn't very happy. Since we got back together, we're working things out a lot better. I guess we're much more honest." Chris seems...
...waited for the Judiciary Committee's own report? Few editors would think so. The President put the original transcripts out as part of his defense, along with other statements and documents at various times. He was appealing to public opinion, which is his right. It is the press's right???and obligation?to explore the truth of his appeals...
...Oh?you know them all. Right???right???right. Now the difficulty with the special prosecutor?it gets a guy into the [expletive removed] thing...
...Roberto Devereux, Beverly's researches convinced her that at the time of the opera's action, Elizabeth I would have been a much older woman than is usually portrayed. Appearing at rehearsal one day made up as a 60-year-old, Beverly persuaded the company that she was right???including Director Capobianco. Onstage, that makeup lends a harsh poignance to the climactic moment when Elizabeth, her voice dry and pinched, sentences her recalcitrant lover Essex to death...