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1,694	1	Mr. Joseph wasn't worried because the company was riding high when Ms. Bruck started her research in 1985	VERB	3
1,695	0	The Kidney Patient Association, an independent group, estimates that some 1, 500 Britons die every year because of lack of kidney treatment	VERB	13
1,696	1	Then, after 3 1 2 innings, it rained, with the Cubs ahead, 3- 1	VERB	7
1,697	1	Although the editorial mentioned the deficiencies of the traditional, peer- review method of funding university research, it nevertheless failed to grasp the underlying realities that now have impelled Congress to fund university projects directly	VERB	20
1,698	0	A front is then expected to move in but it will cool temperatures only slightly, to 40 to 50 degrees	VERB	11
1,699	0	Once, he said, the page turner at a professional concert knocked over the whole score, causing a crescendo where none was intended	VERB	10
1,700	1	And now that the winter snows are melting along the Indo- Chinese border in the Himalayas, tension between the two Asian rivals is again rising	VERB	7
1,701	0	City Capital Associates, a group led by Steven and Mitchell Rales of Washington, D.C., indicated that it would be willing to raise its bid for the company to$ 72 a share from$ 70 if it can examine certain non- public documents	VERB	36
1,702	1	In ground tests, parts keep fracturing and flying apart	VERB	7
1,703	1	He also attacked a House panel for disclosing at least three pending SEC inquiries	VERB	2
1,704	0	In late June, for example, a group that included Teddy Roosevelt's great- great- granddaughter stood down some bulldozers trying to plow a road through a moor near the island village of Siasconset	VERB	20
1,705	0	Equally important, his Socialist government absorbed and then, in effect, destroyed the French Communist Party	VERB	10
1,706	0	The indictment also charges that Mr. Frankel, 32, and Mr. Yagoda, 44, committed perjury and obstruction of justice when they testified before the SEC in 1986, and that Mr. Frankel further attempted to obstruct the SEC's investigation when he directed a co- conspirator at Drexel to destroy certain documents	VERB	46
1,707	1	There is suspicion in U.S. industry and government that the latest effort is a political exercise to cool American complaints about subsidies and avert a trade war	VERB	17
1,708	1	Mr. Davis openly has a bone to pick with urban renewal, but this hardly seems a prejudice on his part: Urban renewal did in fact come into Fulton and systematically destroyed the old neighborhood, and there wasn't anything subtle about it	VERB	30
1,709	1	Carl Rowan, of course, is the famous liberal newspaper columnist and TV commentator who may have become even more famous Tuesday for pumping a bullet from a .22-caliber handgun into the wrist of Ben Neal Smith, 18, of Chevy Chase	VERB	22
1,710	1	The Peloponnesian War, that devastating conflict between Sparta and Athens that broke out in 431 B.C. and dragged on until 404 B.C., has long been regarded as the turning point in the career of the Athenian experiment in democracy	VERB	17
1,711	0	Then the sports market stumbled in the months leading up to bidding for summer rights, which were awarded in October 1985	VERB	4
1,712	0	Japanese, West German, Taiwanese and other foreign machine tool builders grabbed business away from U.S. machine builders, both in the U.S. and abroad	VERB	10
1,713	0	Sure enough, someone drop- kicked an extra point in last year's " preview " season, and this year Dave Jacobs of the New England Steamrollers got a field goal and three PATs	VERB	4
1,714	0	The pas de deux danced the past week by Secretary of State Shultz and Senator Sam Nunn has been dreadful political ballet, with the Reagan administration discovering what happens when you choose to dance with your political enemies	VERB	33
1,715	1	The last Polish leader who recognized Solidarity, Edward Gierek, lost his job in the process; Gen. Jaruzelski has rested his political base on a refusal to do the same	VERB	18
1,716	0	It is to this purpose that SDI laser technology can be uniquely directed, where moving targets can be attacked almost immediately after they are detected	VERB	18
1,717	1	And it's far from certain that the latest increases on business fares will stick -- already, the airlines have postponed the move for seven days, and some smaller carriers such as Midway Airlines say they won't match the increases	VERB	13
1,718	1	" Does somebody have to get hurt -- or killed?'	VERB	9
1,719	1	As the wifely paragon sits, waiting and weaving, you nearly go to sleep the piece is so static	VERB	12
1,720	1	There has been a consequent letdown in political suspense; and, since too many reporters these days cover politics as if it were a form of horse racing, the press is now doing its best to pump drama into the vice presidential nominations	VERB	35
1,721	0	It kills the parasite residing in red blood cells and has few side effects, SmithKline said	VERB	1
1,722	1	He adds that he " wouldn't be at all surprised " if Congress made changes that could " really kill or seriously impair this whole area.'	VERB	19
1,723	1	As the first issue was rolling off the press, Mr. McGovern threw a party in Moscow and eagerly leafed through the magazine	VERB	5
1,724	0	Gary Floyd, owner of Johnson's Corner, says he pumped one million fewer gallons of diesel fuel in 1987 than a year earlier	VERB	8
1,725	1	A Wall Street Journal story yesterday said sales of the company's clot- dissolving drug TPA have cooled a bit from the fast pace in December	VERB	16
1,726	0	The thaw in U.S .- Soviet relations has touched many areas of Soviet life	VERB	8
1,727	1	" Not having him -- or her -- that's where we're stuck, " he said	VERB	11
1,728	0	A letter from Mayor Ed Koch went out early this month to chief executives of 11, 000 companies, urging them to reduce the city's traffic woes by encouraging employees to ride subways	VERB	30
1,729	0	Common Cause has attacked the Ways and Means Committee's proposal to repeal the$ 3, 000 limit on the deductibility of congressional living expenses in Washington, D.C	VERB	3
1,730	0	These Protestants retaliate by physically attacking Catholics, Mr. Donnelly says	VERB	5
1,731	1	Money managers who pattern their portfolios on this index usually buy the new additions, causing a flurry of activity and pumping up the price of the shares	VERB	20
1,732	1	" It's like they're bleeding from the carotid artery, and we're having to fix it with a Band- Aid.'	VERB	13
1,733	0	" This is serious because the financial community is getting flooded with these things, " said Robert Siller, an FBI agent investigating the Ohio incidents	VERB	10
1,734	1	He also said that if the dispute can't be settled by the end of the new cooling off period, Messrs	VERB	16
1,735	1	If so, human cells may also make similar proteins -- potentially confusing immune cells that target foreign stress proteins and inducing them to attack a person's own cells	VERB	23
1,736	1	But the euphoria soon evaporated	VERB	4
1,737	1	That deal, like the Minnesota Mining acquisition, was struck for purely strategic reasons; it gave Hughes 40% of the British market for military flight simulators	VERB	8
1,738	1	Elise holds out empty arms, pleading with Andrew to fill them, but the chasm is too wide, the distance traveled in different directions too great	VERB	9
1,739	1	It is time to join the X- maquis, go gray like artemisia, and start planting toward the xeric year 2000	VERB	14
1,740	0	In 1962, when a fierce drought withered even the thorn trees, he sold his emaciated camels and moved, along with many others, to Tamanrasset	VERB	6
1,741	0	Canadian National said that Canadian Pacific Hotels agreed to maintain all existing labor contracts and pension benefits and to absorb all of CN Hotels' current employees	VERB	19
1,742	0	Under the new agreements, LivingWell will lend T.H.E. about$ 1.2 million on a secured basis, cancel prior T.H.E. indebtedness to a LivingWell unit, and return about two million T.H.E. common shares	VERB	6
1,743	1	The candidates will step up and swing at the fast ones, pitchouts and curves tossed by Ann Compton of ABC News, Andrea Mitchell of NBC News and Margaret Warner of Newsweek	VERB	3
1,744	0	Watch these acclaimed motor- mouths crank it to the max, in order to " examine all aspects of the electoral process " in a single hour	VERB	14
1,745	0	Koversada, maybe humanity's greatest undraped conurbation, sleeps more than 100, 000	VERB	6
1,746	0	Displaying his erudition, however, Mr. Bonin soon says he will handle the position the way Mr. Kasparov himself once played against Grandmaster Ljubomir Ljubojevic, the leading Yugoslav player	VERB	19
1,747	0	As usual, Ms. Larsen strove to avoid the obvious by focusing on her emotional response rather than the natural phenomenon itself: " I want to give the listener not the sound of a bird as much as the feeling of flying.'	VERB	40
1,748	0	-- Last September, 22-year- old Kimberly Isaac of Baton Rouge, La., was badly scraped over a large part of her body when a 1977 LTD she had just parked in a grocery- store lot backed up, knocking her over and dragging her in circles	VERB	36
1,749	0	" Jeez, " you can just hear Joe Exec sighing, his shirt- sleeves rolled up, his arms buried deep in the trash, " there must be something in here we can salvage.'	VERB	13
1,750	0	Last summer, escaping an unwanted takeover, USG effected a leveraged recapitalization	VERB	2
1,751	1	France was drowning in wheat and it needed to get wheat out of warehouses	VERB	2
1,752	0	The federal funds rate, which is the rate on reserves banks lend each other overnight, averaged 6.79% Friday, according to Fulton Prebon -LRB- U.S.A. -RRB-/-R	VERB	11
1,753	0	The way to topple Gen. Noriega economically was to knock him completely off balance with a sanctions blitz that would have made the Panamanian economy scream -LRB- as the Nixon administration tried to do to Salvador Allende's Chile -RRB-	VERB	9
1,754	1	As a regional brand, however, Stokely already can't come close to matching the dollars that both the biggies pour into advertising and trade promotion	VERB	18
1,755	0	A revenue passenger mile is one paying passenger flown one mile	VERB	8
1,756	0	" Americans regard as safe something you could plow into a wall without hurting yourself, " he said	VERB	8
1,757	0	Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the former Cambodian leader, said this week he was withdrawing from the resistance because the Khmer Rouge continues to attack his forces along the Thai- Cambodia border	VERB	22
1,758	0	Japanese companies already are at the forefront of development of an older generation of superconductors, those that have to be cooled almost to absolute zero	VERB	20
1,759	1	" If I had 10 patients at the hospital, I'd sleep over.'	VERB	10
1,760	0	" Well over 200 synagogues were burned down or demolished, Jewish cemeteries were laid in ruins, thousands of businesses and homes were destroyed and plundered	VERB	22
1,761	1	" I don't want to see you around the neighborhood, or I' m going to kick your ass, " Jesus Feliciano, a Guardian Angel accompanying a Thread group, shouts at a short, wiry and bearded crack smoker sitting on a dingy stoop	VERB	15
1,762	0	The repeal of Prohibition hasn't stopped drinking either, and today, as always, there are people who get " hooked " on alcohol	VERB	6
1,763	0	Recovery efforts off the coast of Florida had been delayed while the workers pumped toxic gases from the 30-year- old vessel	VERB	13
1,764	1	Both animals went into the book at$ 3.40-to-$ 1, but about$ 5, 000 more of the first- place mutuel pool rode Private Terms's nose to an inglorious ninth	VERB	20
1,765	1	And just at that very moment and time, a thunderhead that had lowered all that cool afternoon over the Jersey shore broke and lightning poured out of the sky across the white struts of the superstructure as we fell a mile a minute into the shattering abyss	VERB	24
1,766	1	Yesterday's bond and yen sell- off in Japan occurred after central bank officials told local reporters the bank was sticking to that position	VERB	19
1,767	0	" There's a tremendous amount riding on the outcome of this litigation, " says Carl Taylor, an attorney in the Washington, D.C., office of Johnson& Swanson, a Dallas- based law firm representing several large corporate plaintiffs	VERB	5
1,768	0	Unable to buy gold, he bought jewelry items cheap at government retail stores, melted them down and fashioned them into stylish items sold at a markup on the black market	VERB	13
1,769	1	Britain's North Sea section pumps about 2.5 million barrels of oil a day, while the Norwegian section pumps about 1.2 million barrels a day	VERB	17
1,770	0	And now, you are crammed into the Kwik Kopy bus, riding from Houston Intercontinental Airport to an isolated campus in the woods near Cyprus, Texas	VERB	10
1,771	1	Tyson Foods Inc. stepped up its pursuit of Holly Farms Corp., launching a hostile$ 52-a- share tender offer to acquire the chicken producer for about$ 941 million	VERB	3
1,772	1	The machinery maker, which in December announced it had heavy losses and would be laying off 6, 000 employees to kick off a restructuring program, said it had a 285 million- mark parent company loss in 1987	VERB	20
1,773	0	When he can't sleep, he says, " I just sit back in a chair and get myself into a catatonic Zen state.'	VERB	3
1,774	0	Then, their land is appropriated by white men, their child dies, and Alessandro is shot to death for mistakenly riding a settler's horse	VERB	4
1,775	0	The study of 250 of the nation's largest profit- making corporations found that only 16 escaped taxation last year, compared with 40 in 1986 and 39 in 1985	VERB	15
1,776	0	I sleep better when I compete.'	VERB	1
1,777	0	" If we don't do something to address the needs of the urban poor, then the core of our cities will die, " says Frank Lomax, executive vice president of the National Urban League	VERB	21
1,778	0	The reasoning was that containers composed of more than one plastic can't be melted down and remade into the same types of containers	VERB	13
1,779	1	While manned launches, such as that of the space shuttle last week, still grab occasional headlines, industry observers are focusing more and more on the moves of trade negotiators	VERB	13
1,780	0	Thus, Japanese companies would have to fight it out with foreign rivals that are targeting the same niche, including Fokker B.V. of the Netherlands, British Aerospace PLC, MBB and Boeing	VERB	14
1,781	0	Guests had to do their own pouring and mixing	VERB	6
1,782	0	Industry consultants predict groupware will flourish because personal- computer software that helps individuals work better hasn't noticeably increased the productivity of groups	VERB	5
1,783	0	In buying CIT, Manufacturers repeated some of its missteps of its Third World and other lending, adopting a modish banking strategy and pouring proportionately more resources into it than competitors did	VERB	22
1,784	1	GM also is sticking with its plan to export some Chevrolets to Japan -- a feat made possible partly by a weak dollar	VERB	3
1,785	1	The oil deals were smoothed by Mr. Chatichai's close personal ties with then- Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani, who was a former neighbor in Switzerland, and whose son used to spend holidays with Mr. Chatichai's family	VERB	4
1,786	1	Oh yes, you also get to pay$ 2 for a cup of coffee, around$ 35 for a cheeseburger lunch for two, and up to$ 1, 500 a day for your place to sleep	VERB	32
1,787	0	When the parents die, ownership of the entire property transfers directly to the kids, " he says	VERB	3
1,788	1	But in June 1987, two doctors affiliated with Ueno Fine Chemical Co. reported that in test- tube studies, dextran sulfate was an effective antiviral agent against AIDS. Almost overnight, desperate American AIDS patients flooded Kowa with demands for the drug	VERB	33
1,789	0	We have large deficits because government has been unable to restrain increases in payments to individuals, a large amount of which is not targeted to help the poor	VERB	23
1,790	1	The Japanese carrier was shaken in 1985 by a crash of a JAL Boeing 747 that killed 520 people, the worst single- aircraft accident in aviation history, and safety is a central issue in JAL's current negotiations with several unions	VERB	16
1,791	0	She demanded that he send an engineer to fix it	VERB	8
1,792	1	Let Jim Wright, Chris Dodd, Tony Coelho, David Bonior, Mike Lowry and David Obey explain in the papers every day why their determination to kill the Contra request represents the proudest foreign- policy achievement of the Democratic Party in 1988	VERB	24
1,793	0	So the same Congress that runs a budget deficit so that foreigners have to lend us money wants to make it more difficult for foreigners to lend us money	VERB	26

1,694

1

Mr. Joseph wasn't worried because the company was riding high when Ms. Bruck started her research in 1985

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1,695

0

The Kidney Patient Association, an independent group, estimates that some 1, 500 Britons die every year because of lack of kidney treatment

VERB

13

1,696

1

Then, after 3 1 2 innings, it rained, with the Cubs ahead, 3- 1

VERB

7

1,697

1

Although the editorial mentioned the deficiencies of the traditional, peer- review method of funding university research, it nevertheless failed to grasp the underlying realities that now have impelled Congress to fund university projects directly

VERB

20

1,698

0

A front is then expected to move in but it will cool temperatures only slightly, to 40 to 50 degrees

VERB

11

1,699

0

Once, he said, the page turner at a professional concert knocked over the whole score, causing a crescendo where none was intended

VERB

10

1,700

1

And now that the winter snows are melting along the Indo- Chinese border in the Himalayas, tension between the two Asian rivals is again rising

VERB

7

1,701

0

City Capital Associates, a group led by Steven and Mitchell Rales of Washington, D.C., indicated that it would be willing to raise its bid for the company to$ 72 a share from$ 70 if it can examine certain non- public documents

VERB

36

1,702

1

In ground tests, parts keep fracturing and flying apart

VERB

7

1,703

1

He also attacked a House panel for disclosing at least three pending SEC inquiries

VERB

2

1,704

0

In late June, for example, a group that included Teddy Roosevelt's great- great- granddaughter stood down some bulldozers trying to plow a road through a moor near the island village of Siasconset

VERB

20

1,705

0

Equally important, his Socialist government absorbed and then, in effect, destroyed the French Communist Party

VERB

10

1,706

0

The indictment also charges that Mr. Frankel, 32, and Mr. Yagoda, 44, committed perjury and obstruction of justice when they testified before the SEC in 1986, and that Mr. Frankel further attempted to obstruct the SEC's investigation when he directed a co- conspirator at Drexel to destroy certain documents

VERB

46

1,707

1

There is suspicion in U.S. industry and government that the latest effort is a political exercise to cool American complaints about subsidies and avert a trade war

VERB

17

1,708

1

Mr. Davis openly has a bone to pick with urban renewal, but this hardly seems a prejudice on his part: Urban renewal did in fact come into Fulton and systematically destroyed the old neighborhood, and there wasn't anything subtle about it

VERB

30

1,709

1

Carl Rowan, of course, is the famous liberal newspaper columnist and TV commentator who may have become even more famous Tuesday for pumping a bullet from a .22-caliber handgun into the wrist of Ben Neal Smith, 18, of Chevy Chase

VERB

22

1,710

1

The Peloponnesian War, that devastating conflict between Sparta and Athens that broke out in 431 B.C. and dragged on until 404 B.C., has long been regarded as the turning point in the career of the Athenian experiment in democracy

VERB

17

1,711

0

Then the sports market stumbled in the months leading up to bidding for summer rights, which were awarded in October 1985

VERB

4

1,712

0

Japanese, West German, Taiwanese and other foreign machine tool builders grabbed business away from U.S. machine builders, both in the U.S. and abroad

VERB

10

1,713

0

Sure enough, someone drop- kicked an extra point in last year's " preview " season, and this year Dave Jacobs of the New England Steamrollers got a field goal and three PATs

VERB

4

1,714

0

The pas de deux danced the past week by Secretary of State Shultz and Senator Sam Nunn has been dreadful political ballet, with the Reagan administration discovering what happens when you choose to dance with your political enemies

VERB

33

1,715

1

The last Polish leader who recognized Solidarity, Edward Gierek, lost his job in the process; Gen. Jaruzelski has rested his political base on a refusal to do the same

VERB

18

1,716

0

It is to this purpose that SDI laser technology can be uniquely directed, where moving targets can be attacked almost immediately after they are detected

VERB

18

1,717

1

And it's far from certain that the latest increases on business fares will stick -- already, the airlines have postponed the move for seven days, and some smaller carriers such as Midway Airlines say they won't match the increases

VERB

13

1,718

1

" Does somebody have to get hurt -- or killed?'

VERB

9

1,719

1

As the wifely paragon sits, waiting and weaving, you nearly go to sleep the piece is so static

VERB

12

1,720

1

There has been a consequent letdown in political suspense; and, since too many reporters these days cover politics as if it were a form of horse racing, the press is now doing its best to pump drama into the vice presidential nominations

VERB

35

1,721

0

It kills the parasite residing in red blood cells and has few side effects, SmithKline said

VERB

1

1,722

1

He adds that he " wouldn't be at all surprised " if Congress made changes that could " really kill or seriously impair this whole area.'

VERB

19

1,723

1

As the first issue was rolling off the press, Mr. McGovern threw a party in Moscow and eagerly leafed through the magazine

VERB

5

1,724

0

Gary Floyd, owner of Johnson's Corner, says he pumped one million fewer gallons of diesel fuel in 1987 than a year earlier

VERB

8

1,725

1

A Wall Street Journal story yesterday said sales of the company's clot- dissolving drug TPA have cooled a bit from the fast pace in December

VERB

16

1,726

0

The thaw in U.S .- Soviet relations has touched many areas of Soviet life

VERB

8

1,727

1

" Not having him -- or her -- that's where we're stuck, " he said

VERB

11

1,728

0

A letter from Mayor Ed Koch went out early this month to chief executives of 11, 000 companies, urging them to reduce the city's traffic woes by encouraging employees to ride subways

VERB

30

1,729

0

Common Cause has attacked the Ways and Means Committee's proposal to repeal the$ 3, 000 limit on the deductibility of congressional living expenses in Washington, D.C

VERB

3

1,730

0

These Protestants retaliate by physically attacking Catholics, Mr. Donnelly says

VERB

5

1,731

1

Money managers who pattern their portfolios on this index usually buy the new additions, causing a flurry of activity and pumping up the price of the shares

VERB

20

1,732

1

" It's like they're bleeding from the carotid artery, and we're having to fix it with a Band- Aid.'

VERB

13

1,733

0

" This is serious because the financial community is getting flooded with these things, " said Robert Siller, an FBI agent investigating the Ohio incidents

VERB

10

1,734

1

He also said that if the dispute can't be settled by the end of the new cooling off period, Messrs

VERB

16

1,735

1

If so, human cells may also make similar proteins -- potentially confusing immune cells that target foreign stress proteins and inducing them to attack a person's own cells

VERB

23

1,736

1

But the euphoria soon evaporated

VERB

4

1,737

1

That deal, like the Minnesota Mining acquisition, was struck for purely strategic reasons; it gave Hughes 40% of the British market for military flight simulators

VERB

8

1,738

1

Elise holds out empty arms, pleading with Andrew to fill them, but the chasm is too wide, the distance traveled in different directions too great

VERB

9

1,739

1

It is time to join the X- maquis, go gray like artemisia, and start planting toward the xeric year 2000

VERB

14

1,740

0

In 1962, when a fierce drought withered even the thorn trees, he sold his emaciated camels and moved, along with many others, to Tamanrasset

VERB

6

1,741

0

Canadian National said that Canadian Pacific Hotels agreed to maintain all existing labor contracts and pension benefits and to absorb all of CN Hotels' current employees

VERB

19

1,742

0

Under the new agreements, LivingWell will lend T.H.E. about$ 1.2 million on a secured basis, cancel prior T.H.E. indebtedness to a LivingWell unit, and return about two million T.H.E. common shares

VERB

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1,743

1

The candidates will step up and swing at the fast ones, pitchouts and curves tossed by Ann Compton of ABC News, Andrea Mitchell of NBC News and Margaret Warner of Newsweek

VERB

3

1,744

0

Watch these acclaimed motor- mouths crank it to the max, in order to " examine all aspects of the electoral process " in a single hour

VERB

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1,745

0

Koversada, maybe humanity's greatest undraped conurbation, sleeps more than 100, 000

VERB

6

1,746

0

Displaying his erudition, however, Mr. Bonin soon says he will handle the position the way Mr. Kasparov himself once played against Grandmaster Ljubomir Ljubojevic, the leading Yugoslav player

VERB

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1,747

0

As usual, Ms. Larsen strove to avoid the obvious by focusing on her emotional response rather than the natural phenomenon itself: " I want to give the listener not the sound of a bird as much as the feeling of flying.'

VERB

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1,748

0

-- Last September, 22-year- old Kimberly Isaac of Baton Rouge, La., was badly scraped over a large part of her body when a 1977 LTD she had just parked in a grocery- store lot backed up, knocking her over and dragging her in circles

VERB

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1,749

0

" Jeez, " you can just hear Joe Exec sighing, his shirt- sleeves rolled up, his arms buried deep in the trash, " there must be something in here we can salvage.'

VERB

13

1,750

0

Last summer, escaping an unwanted takeover, USG effected a leveraged recapitalization

VERB

2

1,751

1

France was drowning in wheat and it needed to get wheat out of warehouses

VERB

2

1,752

0

The federal funds rate, which is the rate on reserves banks lend each other overnight, averaged 6.79% Friday, according to Fulton Prebon -LRB- U.S.A. -RRB-/-R

VERB

11

1,753

0

The way to topple Gen. Noriega economically was to knock him completely off balance with a sanctions blitz that would have made the Panamanian economy scream -LRB- as the Nixon administration tried to do to Salvador Allende's Chile -RRB-

VERB

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1,754

1

As a regional brand, however, Stokely already can't come close to matching the dollars that both the biggies pour into advertising and trade promotion

VERB

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1,755

0

A revenue passenger mile is one paying passenger flown one mile

VERB

8

1,756

0

" Americans regard as safe something you could plow into a wall without hurting yourself, " he said

VERB

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1,757

0

Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the former Cambodian leader, said this week he was withdrawing from the resistance because the Khmer Rouge continues to attack his forces along the Thai- Cambodia border

VERB

22

1,758

0

Japanese companies already are at the forefront of development of an older generation of superconductors, those that have to be cooled almost to absolute zero

VERB

20

1,759

1

" If I had 10 patients at the hospital, I'd sleep over.'

VERB

10

1,760

0

" Well over 200 synagogues were burned down or demolished, Jewish cemeteries were laid in ruins, thousands of businesses and homes were destroyed and plundered

VERB

22

1,761

1

" I don't want to see you around the neighborhood, or I' m going to kick your ass, " Jesus Feliciano, a Guardian Angel accompanying a Thread group, shouts at a short, wiry and bearded crack smoker sitting on a dingy stoop

VERB

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1,762

0

The repeal of Prohibition hasn't stopped drinking either, and today, as always, there are people who get " hooked " on alcohol

VERB

6

1,763

0

Recovery efforts off the coast of Florida had been delayed while the workers pumped toxic gases from the 30-year- old vessel

VERB

13

1,764

1

Both animals went into the book at$ 3.40-to-$ 1, but about$ 5, 000 more of the first- place mutuel pool rode Private Terms's nose to an inglorious ninth

VERB

20

1,765

1

And just at that very moment and time, a thunderhead that had lowered all that cool afternoon over the Jersey shore broke and lightning poured out of the sky across the white struts of the superstructure as we fell a mile a minute into the shattering abyss

VERB

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1,766

1

Yesterday's bond and yen sell- off in Japan occurred after central bank officials told local reporters the bank was sticking to that position

VERB

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" There's a tremendous amount riding on the outcome of this litigation, " says Carl Taylor, an attorney in the Washington, D.C., office of Johnson& Swanson, a Dallas- based law firm representing several large corporate plaintiffs

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Unable to buy gold, he bought jewelry items cheap at government retail stores, melted them down and fashioned them into stylish items sold at a markup on the black market

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Britain's North Sea section pumps about 2.5 million barrels of oil a day, while the Norwegian section pumps about 1.2 million barrels a day

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And now, you are crammed into the Kwik Kopy bus, riding from Houston Intercontinental Airport to an isolated campus in the woods near Cyprus, Texas

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Tyson Foods Inc. stepped up its pursuit of Holly Farms Corp., launching a hostile$ 52-a- share tender offer to acquire the chicken producer for about$ 941 million

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The machinery maker, which in December announced it had heavy losses and would be laying off 6, 000 employees to kick off a restructuring program, said it had a 285 million- mark parent company loss in 1987

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When he can't sleep, he says, " I just sit back in a chair and get myself into a catatonic Zen state.'

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Then, their land is appropriated by white men, their child dies, and Alessandro is shot to death for mistakenly riding a settler's horse

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The study of 250 of the nation's largest profit- making corporations found that only 16 escaped taxation last year, compared with 40 in 1986 and 39 in 1985

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I sleep better when I compete.'

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" If we don't do something to address the needs of the urban poor, then the core of our cities will die, " says Frank Lomax, executive vice president of the National Urban League

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The reasoning was that containers composed of more than one plastic can't be melted down and remade into the same types of containers

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While manned launches, such as that of the space shuttle last week, still grab occasional headlines, industry observers are focusing more and more on the moves of trade negotiators

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Thus, Japanese companies would have to fight it out with foreign rivals that are targeting the same niche, including Fokker B.V. of the Netherlands, British Aerospace PLC, MBB and Boeing

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Guests had to do their own pouring and mixing

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Industry consultants predict groupware will flourish because personal- computer software that helps individuals work better hasn't noticeably increased the productivity of groups

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In buying CIT, Manufacturers repeated some of its missteps of its Third World and other lending, adopting a modish banking strategy and pouring proportionately more resources into it than competitors did

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GM also is sticking with its plan to export some Chevrolets to Japan -- a feat made possible partly by a weak dollar

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The oil deals were smoothed by Mr. Chatichai's close personal ties with then- Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani, who was a former neighbor in Switzerland, and whose son used to spend holidays with Mr. Chatichai's family

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Oh yes, you also get to pay$ 2 for a cup of coffee, around$ 35 for a cheeseburger lunch for two, and up to$ 1, 500 a day for your place to sleep

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When the parents die, ownership of the entire property transfers directly to the kids, " he says

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But in June 1987, two doctors affiliated with Ueno Fine Chemical Co. reported that in test- tube studies, dextran sulfate was an effective antiviral agent against AIDS. Almost overnight, desperate American AIDS patients flooded Kowa with demands for the drug

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We have large deficits because government has been unable to restrain increases in payments to individuals, a large amount of which is not targeted to help the poor

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The Japanese carrier was shaken in 1985 by a crash of a JAL Boeing 747 that killed 520 people, the worst single- aircraft accident in aviation history, and safety is a central issue in JAL's current negotiations with several unions

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She demanded that he send an engineer to fix it

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Let Jim Wright, Chris Dodd, Tony Coelho, David Bonior, Mike Lowry and David Obey explain in the papers every day why their determination to kill the Contra request represents the proudest foreign- policy achievement of the Democratic Party in 1988

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So the same Congress that runs a budget deficit so that foreigners have to lend us money wants to make it more difficult for foreigners to lend us money

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