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...motherland, even by force, and vexed the U.S., which is trying to keep the peace between the two. Now, however, Chen was dispensing with the provocation and adopting a conciliatory tone. Though he still emphasized Taiwan's "national identity" in his speech, he dropped a controversial plan to write a new constitution that was to be endorsed by a referendum-a step Washington feared could be perceived by Beijing as tantamount to a declaration of independence, and which could push the two sides of the Taiwan Strait to the brink of war. Asked by a TIME reporter what he thought...
...He’s always in character. I’ve never read any interview or write up of him where he’s been out of character,” Corker said...
...He’s always in character. I’ve never read any interview or write up of him where he’s been out of character,” Corker said...
...time recruiting as a senior. For Pete’s sake, don’t waste your best hours as a sophomore and a junior practicing to wear a suit and tie. Instead, go out with your friends. Play football by the river. Read Finnegan’s Wake. Write a limerick. Join a sports team. Make your bed. Visit an art museum. Get wasted. Go make friends with the girl behind the counter at Starbucks. I dunno—do something, but do it because it’s fun, or because you’re passionate about...
...business of TV, you hear at the upfronts, is all about change. Changing schedules, changing genres, changing business models, changing technology. This is appealing to TV critics, of course, since we need new things to write about. And it's also appealing to the advertisers, since change is part of their business: convincing people that the car or computer or low-carb beer they bought last year is old news, and that they need to upgrade to the new model...