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...After reaching a general agreement that Lott called "a win-win for all concerned," the majority leader gets a dose of peace, and McCain gets a number. The McCain-Feingold soft-money ban will be debated on the Senate floor in mid-to-late March, after education and quite possibly, if that goes well, the budget. And Bush, said Lott, gets "the opportunity that I thought he deserved... to roll out his agenda." Which McCain-Feingold is most definitely...
...minimum overall salary of around $30 million. When a team oversteps the limit, take the amount it is over by and tax it at around 50% and distribute that money to the bottom third of the league to give them more capital to compete. I see this as a win-win situation overall because it curbs the utterly ridiculous salaries like those of Rodriguez and Manny Ramirez (Yeah Sox fans, stop bitching about the Yankees when you just gave Manny $20 million per annum--wait till Nomar wants to renegotiate...
...hope that future councils continue it. It's a win-win situation," she said...
...live in--the community they serve. In contrast, a charity fund like Fidelity's has the online advantages of allowing donors to view their accounts and make grant recommendations. They also offer more flexibility in choosing an investment strategy. Still, no matter how you slice it, either is a win-win solution for those wanting to improve their communities while gaining asylum from capital-gains taxes...
...function of a European military force. Also, once it is in place by 2003, it would be an efficient way to channel European forces into any peacekeeping missions ordered by the United Nations. So if it works as planned, both the Europeans and Washington are seeing it as a win-win proposition...