Word: weeks
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...that stuff. It'll always be the thing I'm proudest of because it was such a bizarre challenge to succeed David Letterman, maybe the funniest ever to do that kind of work. But after a year and a half I just couldn't do the five-day-a-week grind. But I never really left the show. Then there was the Dana Carvey thing, which was a show that we all thought was funny but we obviously did it at the wrong time and the wrong place, after "Home Improvement" on ABC. Disney-owned. We signed up and then...
...Hard to tell which argument appealed to the Justices more. Now, while the Florida ground war over dimples, absentee ballots and Sunday's certification grinds on unaffected, both sides now know that the mother of all decisions could still be a week away...
...gives Bush a dose of legal credibility with the public. And of course it gives him a chance to simply win, once and for all and without any real recourse for Gore, and that's always worth a shot. But even so, the Supremes just gave Al Gore another week...
...Gore had lost on the numbers on Sunday, his Miami-Dade fight would have been a political migraine for Democrats, coming just a week after telling America that "the Florida Supreme Court has wisely set a deadline for the conclusion of this counting." On Monday, a losing Al Gore would be tossing that deadline away...
...Last week's failed attempt to drive Japan's Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori from office got its start at a private dinner among Tokyo's media elite. On November 6, reformist lawmaker Koichi Kato had dinner with the publisher of Japan's largest-circulation daily and four political pundits at the tony Okura Hotel. Kato had sipped "three or four bottles of sake," according to two of his companions, when he was asked if he would support a reorganization of government ministries under Mori. "No," Kato said. "I won't let Mori reshuffle the cabinet." Kato, a member of Mori...