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``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.

the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.

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``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.</s>But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.</s>the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

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The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

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The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.

bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.

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During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.</s>But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.</s>bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

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It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''

a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).

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It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''</s>Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).</s>a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

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Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''

Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.

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Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''</s>But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.</s>Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

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Flanked by flight attendants, pilots and gate agents dressed in spiffy new blue uniforms, they said Eastern has exceeded its operational goals and is filling its seats. Starting next month, Eastern will begin flying 775 flights daily instead of the previously announced 700, they said.

Eastern would have to dip into the cash from asset sales currently held in escrow

Mr. Bakes declined to give out Eastern's daily losses, but said he didn't expect Eastern would have to dip into the cash from asset sales currently held in escrow.

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Flanked by flight attendants, pilots and gate agents dressed in spiffy new blue uniforms, they said Eastern has exceeded its operational goals and is filling its seats. Starting next month, Eastern will begin flying 775 flights daily instead of the previously announced 700, they said.</s>Mr. Bakes declined to give out Eastern's daily losses, but said he didn't expect Eastern would have to dip into the cash from asset sales currently held in escrow.</s>Eastern would have to dip into the cash from asset sales currently held in escrow

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The best moments in the show occur at the beginning and the end (and occasionally in the middle), when Mr. Mason slips into his standup mode and starts meting out that old-fashioned Jewish mischief to other people as well as to himself. But too often, these routines lack spark because this sitcom, like all sitcoms, is timid about confronting Mr. Mason's stock in trade - ethnic differences.

the producers should start putting together episodes about topics like the Catholic-Jewish dispute over the Carmelite convent at Auschwitz

I'm not suggesting that the producers start putting together episodes about topics like the Catholic-Jewish dispute over the Carmelite convent at Auschwitz.

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The best moments in the show occur at the beginning and the end (and occasionally in the middle), when Mr. Mason slips into his standup mode and starts meting out that old-fashioned Jewish mischief to other people as well as to himself. But too often, these routines lack spark because this sitcom, like all sitcoms, is timid about confronting Mr. Mason's stock in trade - ethnic differences.</s>I'm not suggesting that the producers start putting together episodes about topics like the Catholic-Jewish dispute over the Carmelite convent at Auschwitz.</s>the producers should start putting together episodes about topics like the Catholic-Jewish dispute over the Carmelite convent at Auschwitz

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The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

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The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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``UAL is a small deal as far as the overall market is concerned. The only way you can make it a big deal is to draw linkages that just don't make sense.''

just because UAL couldn't get financing

He suggests, for example, that investors may have assumed that just because UAL couldn't get financing, no leveraged buy-outs can get financing.

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``UAL is a small deal as far as the overall market is concerned. The only way you can make it a big deal is to draw linkages that just don't make sense.''</s>He suggests, for example, that investors may have assumed that just because UAL couldn't get financing, no leveraged buy-outs can get financing.</s>just because UAL couldn't get financing

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On the Toronto Stock Exchange, Cineplex closed at C$12.875, off 37.5 Canadian cents, well below the C$16.40 level. ``Where's the bid?'' asked Pierre Panet-Raymond, an analyst and broker with Toronto securities dealer McDermid St. Lawrence Ltd.

Messrs. Drabinsky and Gottlieb are ``anywhere close'' to arranging financing and that investors will need a solid offer before the stock begins to rise again

Mr. Panet-Raymond said he doesn't think Messrs. Drabinsky and Gottlieb are ``anywhere close'' to arranging financing and that investors will need a solid offer before the stock begins to rise again.

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On the Toronto Stock Exchange, Cineplex closed at C$12.875, off 37.5 Canadian cents, well below the C$16.40 level. ``Where's the bid?'' asked Pierre Panet-Raymond, an analyst and broker with Toronto securities dealer McDermid St. Lawrence Ltd.</s>Mr. Panet-Raymond said he doesn't think Messrs. Drabinsky and Gottlieb are ``anywhere close'' to arranging financing and that investors will need a solid offer before the stock begins to rise again.</s>Messrs. Drabinsky and Gottlieb are ``anywhere close'' to arranging financing and that investors will need a solid offer before the stock begins to rise again

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demand

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''

a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).

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It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''</s>Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).</s>a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

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During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.

bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.

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During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.</s>But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.</s>bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

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``The Famous Teddy Z,'' which CBS Inc. had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime-time schedule, isn't turning out to be the hit the network envisaged.

``Teddy Z'' is moving to 8:30 p.m. from its 9:30 time slot

Although the half-hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9:30 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time isn't a candidate for cancellation, it is slated for fine-tuning and by next week the network may announce ``Teddy Z'' is moving to 8:30 p.m. from its 9:30 time slot, replacing ``The People Next Door,'' which became the first network show to be canceled this season.

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``The Famous Teddy Z,'' which CBS Inc. had hoped would emerge as one of the few bright spots in its otherwise lackluster prime-time schedule, isn't turning out to be the hit the network envisaged.</s>Although the half-hour situation comedy seen Mondays at 9:30 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time isn't a candidate for cancellation, it is slated for fine-tuning and by next week the network may announce ``Teddy Z'' is moving to 8:30 p.m. from its 9:30 time slot, replacing ``The People Next Door,'' which became the first network show to be canceled this season.</s>``Teddy Z'' is moving to 8:30 p.m. from its 9:30 time slot

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Robert H. Knight's Oct. 5 editorial-page article bemoaning violence in comedy movies (``Hollywood, You Slay Me'') is interesting, but somewhat off-base.

modern comedies contain violence

As a fan of older movies from the 1920s on, I do not find modern comedies contain violence, sex and foul language to any greater degree than other recent movies.

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Robert H. Knight's Oct. 5 editorial-page article bemoaning violence in comedy movies (``Hollywood, You Slay Me'') is interesting, but somewhat off-base.</s>As a fan of older movies from the 1920s on, I do not find modern comedies contain violence, sex and foul language to any greater degree than other recent movies.</s>modern comedies contain violence

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Harvard's Matthew Meselson -- who we read has sold something called the ``scientific community'' on the notion that ``yellow rain'' attacks on the Laotian Hmong were in fact the result of fecal showers by giant bees -- found the Soviet anthrax scenario ``completely plausible.'' We don't believe it.

Mr. Gorbachev or any of his emissaries yet deserve to have the West take their word for it

And we certainly do not believe that Mr. Gorbachev or any of his emissaries yet deserve to have the West take their word for it.

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Harvard's Matthew Meselson -- who we read has sold something called the ``scientific community'' on the notion that ``yellow rain'' attacks on the Laotian Hmong were in fact the result of fecal showers by giant bees -- found the Soviet anthrax scenario ``completely plausible.'' We don't believe it.</s>And we certainly do not believe that Mr. Gorbachev or any of his emissaries yet deserve to have the West take their word for it.</s>Mr. Gorbachev or any of his emissaries yet deserve to have the West take their word for it

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``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.

the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.

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``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.</s>But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.</s>the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

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The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

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The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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``This marks a significant shift in the interest rate outlook,'' says William Sullivan, director of money market research at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., New York. Any sustained credit-easing could be a lift for junk bonds as well as other securities.

there is any fundamental economic rationale for the junk bond rout

Robert Dow, a partner and portfolio manager at Lord, Abbett & Co., which manages $4 billion of high-yield bonds, says he doesn't think there is any fundamental economic rationale for the junk bond rout.

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``This marks a significant shift in the interest rate outlook,'' says William Sullivan, director of money market research at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., New York. Any sustained credit-easing could be a lift for junk bonds as well as other securities.</s>Robert Dow, a partner and portfolio manager at Lord, Abbett & Co., which manages $4 billion of high-yield bonds, says he doesn't think there is any fundamental economic rationale for the junk bond rout.</s>there is any fundamental economic rationale for the junk bond rout

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Just when it seemed safe to go back into stocks, Wall Street suffered another severe attack of nerves.

another Black Monday is coming

Does this signal another Black Monday is coming?

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Just when it seemed safe to go back into stocks, Wall Street suffered another severe attack of nerves.</s>Does this signal another Black Monday is coming?</s>another Black Monday is coming

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The fact sheet, dated April 1986, says on page three: ``If the price paid for a CD purchased in the secondary market... is higher than the accreted value in the case of zero-coupon CDs, the difference... is not insured.... Computations involving zero-coupon CDs are more complicated and you should discuss any questions you may have with your financial consultant.''

part of what Dr. Blumenfeld paid was a premium

Dr. Blumenfeld says he doesn't remember the paragraph about premiums in the fact sheet he received and didn't realize part of what he paid was a premium.

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The fact sheet, dated April 1986, says on page three: ``If the price paid for a CD purchased in the secondary market... is higher than the accreted value in the case of zero-coupon CDs, the difference... is not insured.... Computations involving zero-coupon CDs are more complicated and you should discuss any questions you may have with your financial consultant.''</s>Dr. Blumenfeld says he doesn't remember the paragraph about premiums in the fact sheet he received and didn't realize part of what he paid was a premium.</s>part of what Dr. Blumenfeld paid was a premium

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Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''

Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.

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Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''</s>But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.</s>Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

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Mr. Phelan said that his predicting continued volatility is just ``how the world is. If bringing the message is a crime, I'm guilty of it.''

Mr. Phelan is satisfied with the market's big swings

But he said this doesn't mean he is satisfied with the market's big swings.

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Mr. Phelan said that his predicting continued volatility is just ``how the world is. If bringing the message is a crime, I'm guilty of it.''</s>But he said this doesn't mean he is satisfied with the market's big swings.</s>Mr. Phelan is satisfied with the market's big swings

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By late last night, Globe Managing Editor Thomas Mulvoy, bending to the will of his troops, scrapped the new drawings. For a few days at least, he says, no pictures or drawings of any kind will adorn the columns.

the columns looked right

Trouble was, nobody thought they looked right.

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By late last night, Globe Managing Editor Thomas Mulvoy, bending to the will of his troops, scrapped the new drawings. For a few days at least, he says, no pictures or drawings of any kind will adorn the columns.</s>Trouble was, nobody thought they looked right.</s>the columns looked right

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The statement by Islamic Jihad, which holds at least two U.S. hostages, was accompanied by a photograph of Associated Press correspondent Terry Anderson, longest held of 18 Western hostages. The Treasury Department said S&Ls reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites.

thrifts are biased

The department's Office of Thrift Supervision said that doesn't necessarily mean thrifts are biased, but conceded that it doesn't have data about applicants to determine why blacks are rejected more often.

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The statement by Islamic Jihad, which holds at least two U.S. hostages, was accompanied by a photograph of Associated Press correspondent Terry Anderson, longest held of 18 Western hostages. The Treasury Department said S&Ls reject blacks for mortgage loans twice as often as they reject whites.</s>The department's Office of Thrift Supervision said that doesn't necessarily mean thrifts are biased, but conceded that it doesn't have data about applicants to determine why blacks are rejected more often.</s>thrifts are biased

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``We aren't inclined to prune stock portfolios now,'' says Steven G. Einhorn, chairman of the investment policy committee of Goldman, Sachs & Co. ``Investors should stay with their stocks.''

it will be ugly

We expect a choppy and sloppy market for a short period, but we don't think it will be ugly.

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``We aren't inclined to prune stock portfolios now,'' says Steven G. Einhorn, chairman of the investment policy committee of Goldman, Sachs & Co. ``Investors should stay with their stocks.''</s>We expect a choppy and sloppy market for a short period, but we don't think it will be ugly.</s>it will be ugly

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Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''

Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.

negation

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Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''</s>But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.</s>Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

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The Tax Court recently denied business deductions by Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Rubin of Cherry Hill, N.J., who both were part-time distributors of Amway products in addition to their regular jobs as sales people in other fields. For 1984, they reported gross income of $1,647 from Amway sales, offset by expenses totaling $16,746 -- including car costs of $6,805 and travel and entertainment costs of $5,088.

the Rubins

The Tax Court didn't believe that the Rubins, who earned $65,619 in their regular jobs, treated the sideline as a real business and derived ``merely incidental elements of recreation and other personal pleasure and benefits'' from it.

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The Tax Court recently denied business deductions by Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Rubin of Cherry Hill, N.J., who both were part-time distributors of Amway products in addition to their regular jobs as sales people in other fields. For 1984, they reported gross income of $1,647 from Amway sales, offset by expenses totaling $16,746 -- including car costs of $6,805 and travel and entertainment costs of $5,088.</s>The Tax Court didn't believe that the Rubins, who earned $65,619 in their regular jobs, treated the sideline as a real business and derived ``merely incidental elements of recreation and other personal pleasure and benefits'' from it.</s>the Rubins

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``If they don't fill it immediately, then I can start over at a new price or try again with the same price.'' Not-Held Order: This is another timing order.

floor brokers can get a better price by waiting

It is a market order that allows floor brokers to take more time to buy or sell an investment, if they think they can get a better price by waiting.

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``If they don't fill it immediately, then I can start over at a new price or try again with the same price.'' Not-Held Order: This is another timing order.</s>It is a market order that allows floor brokers to take more time to buy or sell an investment, if they think they can get a better price by waiting.</s>floor brokers can get a better price by waiting

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Unfortunately, Japanese manufacturers have neither good working conditions nor good compensation packages. I get the impression that some Japanese managers believe working harder for less money is beautiful.

she would want to be employed by any of them

I visited a lot of major Japanese manufacturers, but I never felt I would want to be employed by any of them.

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Unfortunately, Japanese manufacturers have neither good working conditions nor good compensation packages. I get the impression that some Japanese managers believe working harder for less money is beautiful.</s>I visited a lot of major Japanese manufacturers, but I never felt I would want to be employed by any of them.</s>she would want to be employed by any of them

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The joint venture licenses a portfolio of about 1,400 patents and patent applications relating to optical-disk recording technology. IBM and MCA formed Discovision in 1979 to make laser-read optical products.

the market for the systems was developing as rapidly as the partners had hoped

But the partners didn't believe the market for the systems was developing as rapidly as they had hoped.

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The joint venture licenses a portfolio of about 1,400 patents and patent applications relating to optical-disk recording technology. IBM and MCA formed Discovision in 1979 to make laser-read optical products.</s>But the partners didn't believe the market for the systems was developing as rapidly as they had hoped.</s>the market for the systems was developing as rapidly as the partners had hoped

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Many called it simply a contrast in styles. But some saw it as a classic negotiating tactic.

the rhetoric on both sides is getting out of hand

Others said the Bush administration may feel the rhetoric on both sides is getting out of hand.

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Many called it simply a contrast in styles. But some saw it as a classic negotiating tactic.</s>Others said the Bush administration may feel the rhetoric on both sides is getting out of hand.</s>the rhetoric on both sides is getting out of hand

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Dr. Blumenfeld concedes he didn't fully understand what he was buying. He says that he knew he was getting a zero-coupon CD and that he had previously invested in TIGRs (Treasury Income Growth Receipts), a type of zero-coupon Treasury security sold by Merrill Lynch.

Dr. Blumenfeld was buying the CD on the secondary market

But he says he didn't understand he was buying the CD on the secondary market, and he contends his broker never fully explained the risks.

negation

past

Dr. Blumenfeld concedes he didn't fully understand what he was buying. He says that he knew he was getting a zero-coupon CD and that he had previously invested in TIGRs (Treasury Income Growth Receipts), a type of zero-coupon Treasury security sold by Merrill Lynch.</s>But he says he didn't understand he was buying the CD on the secondary market, and he contends his broker never fully explained the risks.</s>Dr. Blumenfeld was buying the CD on the secondary market

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The city's Campaign Finance Board has refused to pay Mr. Dinkins $95,142 in matching funds because his campaign records are incomplete. The campaign has blamed these reporting problems on computer errors.

the man Mr. Dinkins' campaign paid for a get-out-the-vote effort had been convicted of kidnapping

And, says Mr. Dinkins, he didn't know the man his campaign paid for a get-out-the-vote effort had been convicted of kidnapping.

negation

past

The city's Campaign Finance Board has refused to pay Mr. Dinkins $95,142 in matching funds because his campaign records are incomplete. The campaign has blamed these reporting problems on computer errors.</s>And, says Mr. Dinkins, he didn't know the man his campaign paid for a get-out-the-vote effort had been convicted of kidnapping.</s>the man Mr. Dinkins' campaign paid for a get-out-the-vote effort had been convicted of kidnapping

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Moreover, the old contract was about to expire, and the lineup of Guber Peters pictures for Warner wasn't as strong as it is now. Warner itself was in negotiations with MGM over certain movie and other rights, and it was ``in Warner's interest to accommodate MGM/UA, Guber and Peters by permitting them to become MGM executives,'' Mr. Daly said in his affidavit.

it is in its own interests to let Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters go off to Columbia

Warner obviously doesn't think that it is in its own interests to let Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters go off to Columbia.

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Moreover, the old contract was about to expire, and the lineup of Guber Peters pictures for Warner wasn't as strong as it is now. Warner itself was in negotiations with MGM over certain movie and other rights, and it was ``in Warner's interest to accommodate MGM/UA, Guber and Peters by permitting them to become MGM executives,'' Mr. Daly said in his affidavit.</s>Warner obviously doesn't think that it is in its own interests to let Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters go off to Columbia.</s>it is in its own interests to let Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters go off to Columbia

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Most zero-coupon CDs are in maturities of six to nine years, and they usually double in value by maturity. But investors who bought zero-coupon CDs in the secondary market aren't the only ones who may be surprised to learn the full amount of their investments isn't insured.

those premiums aren't insured if the institutions that issued the CDs failed

People who paid a premium for standard CDs purchased on the secondary market could also find that those premiums aren't insured if the institutions that issued the CDs failed.

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Most zero-coupon CDs are in maturities of six to nine years, and they usually double in value by maturity. But investors who bought zero-coupon CDs in the secondary market aren't the only ones who may be surprised to learn the full amount of their investments isn't insured.</s>People who paid a premium for standard CDs purchased on the secondary market could also find that those premiums aren't insured if the institutions that issued the CDs failed.</s>those premiums aren't insured if the institutions that issued the CDs failed

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I hope that you begin talking about the plan's permanent and, in my view, most beneficial feature -- indexation. Rep. Robert K. Dornan (R., Calif.) Washington

it is not in the public interest

That the motivation for the two-year reduction to 19.6% is budgetary does not mean it is not in the public interest.

negation

present

I hope that you begin talking about the plan's permanent and, in my view, most beneficial feature -- indexation. Rep. Robert K. Dornan (R., Calif.) Washington</s>That the motivation for the two-year reduction to 19.6% is budgetary does not mean it is not in the public interest.</s>it is not in the public interest

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The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

conditional

present

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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After the discarded mural was found outside the school by a concerned Stamford graduate, it eventually was turned over to Hiram Hoelzer, a professional art restorer. Throughout the 1970s, Stamford school and city officials made no effort to locate the mural.

the mural was missing

Apparently the officials didn't even know the mural was missing until 1980, when a researcher found that the painting was in Mr. Hoelzer's studio and questioned school officials about it.

negation

past

After the discarded mural was found outside the school by a concerned Stamford graduate, it eventually was turned over to Hiram Hoelzer, a professional art restorer. Throughout the 1970s, Stamford school and city officials made no effort to locate the mural.</s>Apparently the officials didn't even know the mural was missing until 1980, when a researcher found that the painting was in Mr. Hoelzer's studio and questioned school officials about it.</s>the mural was missing

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The trend toward lower rents may seem surprising given that some communities in New York are bemoaning the loss of favorite local businesses to high rents. But, despite the recent softening, for many of these retailers there's still been too big a jump from the rental rates of the late 1970s, when their leases were signed.

Manhattan comes cheap

Certainly, the recent drop in prices doesn't mean Manhattan comes cheap.

negation

present

The trend toward lower rents may seem surprising given that some communities in New York are bemoaning the loss of favorite local businesses to high rents. But, despite the recent softening, for many of these retailers there's still been too big a jump from the rental rates of the late 1970s, when their leases were signed.</s>Certainly, the recent drop in prices doesn't mean Manhattan comes cheap.</s>Manhattan comes cheap

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Judge Keenan also directed the prosecutors to show that Mrs. Marcos's Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination won't be violated. Mrs. Marcos's attorney in New York, Sandor Frankel, declined to comment on the ruling.

Mrs. Marcos filed any documents such as those sought by the government

Mrs. Marcos hasn't admitted that she filed any documents such as those sought by the government.

negation

past

Judge Keenan also directed the prosecutors to show that Mrs. Marcos's Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination won't be violated. Mrs. Marcos's attorney in New York, Sandor Frankel, declined to comment on the ruling.</s>Mrs. Marcos hasn't admitted that she filed any documents such as those sought by the government.</s>Mrs. Marcos filed any documents such as those sought by the government

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``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.

the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.

AB

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``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.</s>But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.</s>the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

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Argentine negotiator Carlos Carballo was in Washington and New York this week to meet with banks. Mr. Rapanelli recently has said the government of President Carlos Menem, who took office July 8, feels a significant reduction of principal and interest is the only way the debt problem may be solved.

the country wants half the debt forgiven

But he has not said before that the country wants half the debt forgiven.

negation

past

Argentine negotiator Carlos Carballo was in Washington and New York this week to meet with banks. Mr. Rapanelli recently has said the government of President Carlos Menem, who took office July 8, feels a significant reduction of principal and interest is the only way the debt problem may be solved.</s>But he has not said before that the country wants half the debt forgiven.</s>the country wants half the debt forgiven

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In 1970, Mr. Hahn called in state police to arrest student protesters who were occupying a university building. That impressed Robert B. Pamplin, Georgia-Pacific's chief executive at the time, whom Mr. Hahn had met while fundraising for the institute.

a university administrator could make the transition to the corporate world

In 1975, Mr. Pamplin enticed Mr. Hahn into joining the company as executive vice president in charge of chemicals; the move befuddled many in Georgia-Pacific who didn't believe a university administrator could make the transition to the corporate world.

negation

past

In 1970, Mr. Hahn called in state police to arrest student protesters who were occupying a university building. That impressed Robert B. Pamplin, Georgia-Pacific's chief executive at the time, whom Mr. Hahn had met while fundraising for the institute.</s>In 1975, Mr. Pamplin enticed Mr. Hahn into joining the company as executive vice president in charge of chemicals; the move befuddled many in Georgia-Pacific who didn't believe a university administrator could make the transition to the corporate world.</s>a university administrator could make the transition to the corporate world

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Equally inconceivable is that the ANC, given the chance to hold a rally, would extend a hand, albeit warily, to the government. In a message read out at the rally, exiled ANC President Oliver Tambo, who can't legally be quoted in South Africa, said the country was at a crossroads and that Mr. de Klerk ``may yet earn a place among the peacemakers of our country'' if he chooses a ``path of genuine political settlement.''

either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other

Still, this doesn't mean that either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other.

negation

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Equally inconceivable is that the ANC, given the chance to hold a rally, would extend a hand, albeit warily, to the government. In a message read out at the rally, exiled ANC President Oliver Tambo, who can't legally be quoted in South Africa, said the country was at a crossroads and that Mr. de Klerk ``may yet earn a place among the peacemakers of our country'' if he chooses a ``path of genuine political settlement.''</s>Still, this doesn't mean that either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other.</s>either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other

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A second theme is the undercurrent of social class and race in the public reaction to the Morgan case. Dr. Morgan is a highly educated white professional who attended some of the ``best'' schools.

if Dr. Morgan were an uneducated

As members of the Black Caucus in Congress asked during the debate on the legislation that freed Dr. Morgan, does anyone seriously believe that if she were an uneducated, black, working-class woman, Congress would have rushed to pass a private relief bill freeing her?

question

present

A second theme is the undercurrent of social class and race in the public reaction to the Morgan case. Dr. Morgan is a highly educated white professional who attended some of the ``best'' schools.</s>As members of the Black Caucus in Congress asked during the debate on the legislation that freed Dr. Morgan, does anyone seriously believe that if she were an uneducated, black, working-class woman, Congress would have rushed to pass a private relief bill freeing her?</s>if Dr. Morgan were an uneducated

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Robert H. Knight's Oct. 5 editorial-page article bemoaning violence in comedy movies (``Hollywood, You Slay Me'') is interesting, but somewhat off-base.

modern comedies contain violence

As a fan of older movies from the 1920s on, I do not find modern comedies contain violence, sex and foul language to any greater degree than other recent movies.

negation

present

Robert H. Knight's Oct. 5 editorial-page article bemoaning violence in comedy movies (``Hollywood, You Slay Me'') is interesting, but somewhat off-base.</s>As a fan of older movies from the 1920s on, I do not find modern comedies contain violence, sex and foul language to any greater degree than other recent movies.</s>modern comedies contain violence

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The distributor is R.R. Bowker, New York. suspect sales ads are challenged by the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York.

their presale prices were higher

The bureau found that only two of six New York furniture stores could prove their presale prices were higher.

AB

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The distributor is R.R. Bowker, New York. suspect sales ads are challenged by the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York.</s>The bureau found that only two of six New York furniture stores could prove their presale prices were higher.</s>their presale prices were higher

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But what we may not know is just what makes somebody a sucker. What makes people blurt out their credit-card numbers to a caller they 've never heard of?

the number is just for verification and is simply a formality on the road to being a grand-prize winner

Do they really believe that the number is just for verification and is simply a formality on the road to being a grand-prize winner?

question

present

But what we may not know is just what makes somebody a sucker. What makes people blurt out their credit-card numbers to a caller they 've never heard of?</s>Do they really believe that the number is just for verification and is simply a formality on the road to being a grand-prize winner?</s>the number is just for verification and is simply a formality on the road to being a grand-prize winner

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And even after losing a spouse, more of the elderly are staying independent. A new Census Bureau study of the noninstitutionalized population shows that 64% of people aged 65 to 74 were living with a spouse in 1988, up from 59% in 1970.

they're less likely to live alone

This doesn't mean they're less likely to live alone, however.

negation

present

And even after losing a spouse, more of the elderly are staying independent. A new Census Bureau study of the noninstitutionalized population shows that 64% of people aged 65 to 74 were living with a spouse in 1988, up from 59% in 1970.</s>This doesn't mean they're less likely to live alone, however.</s>they're less likely to live alone

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The Fed has assumed a similar responsibility in the market for government securities. The stock market is the only major market without a market-maker of unchallenged liquidity or a buyer of last resort.

the Federal Reserve does not already play an important indirect role in the stock market

This does not mean that the Federal Reserve does not already play an important indirect role in the stock market.

negation

present

The Fed has assumed a similar responsibility in the market for government securities. The stock market is the only major market without a market-maker of unchallenged liquidity or a buyer of last resort.</s>This does not mean that the Federal Reserve does not already play an important indirect role in the stock market.</s>the Federal Reserve does not already play an important indirect role in the stock market

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The initiative creates a free floating state environmental officer to sue companies or government agencies that do things he doesn't like. That means the NRDC and such groups no longer would have to spend as much money on litigation; taxpayers would bear the cost.

the environment is such a mom and apple-pie issue among certain segments of California's population now that almost any collection of anti-scientific

Mr. Van de Kamp and his allies may be hoping that the environment is such a mom and apple-pie issue among certain segments of California's population now that almost any collection of anti-scientific, anti-pocketbook nonsense can pass under its rubric.

EP

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The initiative creates a free floating state environmental officer to sue companies or government agencies that do things he doesn't like. That means the NRDC and such groups no longer would have to spend as much money on litigation; taxpayers would bear the cost.</s>Mr. Van de Kamp and his allies may be hoping that the environment is such a mom and apple-pie issue among certain segments of California's population now that almost any collection of anti-scientific, anti-pocketbook nonsense can pass under its rubric.</s>the environment is such a mom and apple-pie issue among certain segments of California's population now that almost any collection of anti-scientific

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We can not, however, join the political chorus that as one proclaims how offputting it is that Mrs. Thatcher refuses to get along by going along. It is refreshing to see at least one world figure who knows what she believes in and is not inclined to reflexively compromise those beliefs.

ultimately history and Britain's voters will decide who is right about Europe

Perhaps Mrs. Thatcher understands better than those distressed at her style that ultimately history and Britain's voters will decide who is right about Europe, sanctioning South Africa or running Britain's economy.

EP

modal

present

We can not, however, join the political chorus that as one proclaims how offputting it is that Mrs. Thatcher refuses to get along by going along. It is refreshing to see at least one world figure who knows what she believes in and is not inclined to reflexively compromise those beliefs.</s>Perhaps Mrs. Thatcher understands better than those distressed at her style that ultimately history and Britain's voters will decide who is right about Europe, sanctioning South Africa or running Britain's economy.</s>ultimately history and Britain's voters will decide who is right about Europe

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The resolution also comes at a time when Turkey has been seeking help from the United States in resolving its Bulgarian emigration controversy and pursuing democratic reforms that may lead to membership in the European Community. Turkey has been fighting its past for years, and thus far has been only partially successful.

one of Turkey's strongest allies blames it for the genocide of another people

Must it now accept that one of its strongest allies blames it for the genocide of another people?

question

present

The resolution also comes at a time when Turkey has been seeking help from the United States in resolving its Bulgarian emigration controversy and pursuing democratic reforms that may lead to membership in the European Community. Turkey has been fighting its past for years, and thus far has been only partially successful.</s>Must it now accept that one of its strongest allies blames it for the genocide of another people?</s>one of Turkey's strongest allies blames it for the genocide of another people

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This means that no allowance is made for possible increases in output per unit of labor. In an unrelated program in which the Labor Department does estimate output per employee for more than two-thirds of federal civilian employees, it found an average annual rate of productivity improvement of 1.7% during the 1980s.

productivity rose no more than half as quickly in the rest of the nonbusiness sector

Even if it is assumed that productivity rose no more than half as quickly in the rest of the nonbusiness sector, this Labor Department estimate indicates a downward bias in the real GNP estimates of 0.2 percentage point a year, on average.

conditional

present

This means that no allowance is made for possible increases in output per unit of labor. In an unrelated program in which the Labor Department does estimate output per employee for more than two-thirds of federal civilian employees, it found an average annual rate of productivity improvement of 1.7% during the 1980s.</s>Even if it is assumed that productivity rose no more than half as quickly in the rest of the nonbusiness sector, this Labor Department estimate indicates a downward bias in the real GNP estimates of 0.2 percentage point a year, on average.</s>productivity rose no more than half as quickly in the rest of the nonbusiness sector

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Sterling was quoted at $1.6030, up from $1.5885 late Friday. In Tokyo Tuesday, the U.S. currency opened for trading at 141.80 yen, down from Monday's Tokyo close of 142.40 yen.

the economy is continuing to expand at a relatively brisk pace

The market's attention is especially focused on a preliminary report on the U.S. third-quarter gross national product, due out Thursday, which could show the economy is continuing to expand at a relatively brisk pace.

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Sterling was quoted at $1.6030, up from $1.5885 late Friday. In Tokyo Tuesday, the U.S. currency opened for trading at 141.80 yen, down from Monday's Tokyo close of 142.40 yen.</s>The market's attention is especially focused on a preliminary report on the U.S. third-quarter gross national product, due out Thursday, which could show the economy is continuing to expand at a relatively brisk pace.</s>the economy is continuing to expand at a relatively brisk pace

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``They will have to throw their hat in the ring.'' A GM spokesman yesterday reiterated the company's interest in acquiring a minority stake to help Jaguar remain independent.

Jaguar would fetch # 10 ($16.02) a share

A pitched battle could mean Jaguar would fetch # 10 ($16.02) a share, or about # 1.8 billion ($2.88 billion), several analysts believe.

EP

modal

future

``They will have to throw their hat in the ring.'' A GM spokesman yesterday reiterated the company's interest in acquiring a minority stake to help Jaguar remain independent.</s>A pitched battle could mean Jaguar would fetch # 10 ($16.02) a share, or about # 1.8 billion ($2.88 billion), several analysts believe.</s>Jaguar would fetch # 10 ($16.02) a share

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If Mr. Gorbachev's goal is the creation of a free market, he and these Western observers have good reason to fear for his future, as economic liberalization within communist societies leads inexorably to demands for fundamental political reform accompanied by civil unrest. These fears were clearly apparent when, last week, Secretary of State James Baker blocked a speech by Robert Gates, deputy national security adviser and Soviet expert, on the ground that it was too pessimistic about the chances of Mr. Gorbachev's economic reforms succeeding.

Mr. Gorbachev is on the verge of being toppled

Yet the Soviet leader's readiness to embark on foreign visits and steady accumulation of personal power, particularly since the last Politburo reshuffle on Sept. 30, do not suggest that Mr. Gorbachev is on the verge of being toppled; nor does he look likely to reverse the powers of perestroika.

negation

present

If Mr. Gorbachev's goal is the creation of a free market, he and these Western observers have good reason to fear for his future, as economic liberalization within communist societies leads inexorably to demands for fundamental political reform accompanied by civil unrest. These fears were clearly apparent when, last week, Secretary of State James Baker blocked a speech by Robert Gates, deputy national security adviser and Soviet expert, on the ground that it was too pessimistic about the chances of Mr. Gorbachev's economic reforms succeeding.</s>Yet the Soviet leader's readiness to embark on foreign visits and steady accumulation of personal power, particularly since the last Politburo reshuffle on Sept. 30, do not suggest that Mr. Gorbachev is on the verge of being toppled; nor does he look likely to reverse the powers of perestroika.</s>Mr. Gorbachev is on the verge of being toppled

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Under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law, or RICO, the government has the authority to seek to freeze or seize a defendant's assets before trial. According to individuals familiar with Mr. Antar's case, prosecutors issued their warning this week after one of Mr. Antar's attorneys asked whether legal fees might be subject to seizure.

any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized

In a letter, prosecutors told Mr. Antar's lawyers that because of the recent Supreme Court rulings, they could expect that any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized.

AB

modal

present

Under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law, or RICO, the government has the authority to seek to freeze or seize a defendant's assets before trial. According to individuals familiar with Mr. Antar's case, prosecutors issued their warning this week after one of Mr. Antar's attorneys asked whether legal fees might be subject to seizure.</s>In a letter, prosecutors told Mr. Antar's lawyers that because of the recent Supreme Court rulings, they could expect that any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized.</s>any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized

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So the administration dropped it. By October, when the committee rejected a much more modest covert proposal, even the administration was agreeing little should be done.

all this influenced the failed coup this month

Mr. Boren doesn't think all this influenced the failed coup this month, but he does concede that Congress has made mistakes.

negation

present

So the administration dropped it. By October, when the committee rejected a much more modest covert proposal, even the administration was agreeing little should be done.</s>Mr. Boren doesn't think all this influenced the failed coup this month, but he does concede that Congress has made mistakes.</s>all this influenced the failed coup this month

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The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

question

present

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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GM confirmed it received U.S. antitrust clearance to boost its holding. Sansui Electric agreed to sell a 51% stake to Polly Peck of Britain for $110 million.

Japan is opening up to more foreign takeovers

Still, analysts said the accord doesn't suggest Japan is opening up to more foreign takeovers.

negation

present

GM confirmed it received U.S. antitrust clearance to boost its holding. Sansui Electric agreed to sell a 51% stake to Polly Peck of Britain for $110 million.</s>Still, analysts said the accord doesn't suggest Japan is opening up to more foreign takeovers.</s>Japan is opening up to more foreign takeovers

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During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.

bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.

negation

present

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.</s>But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.</s>bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

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mean

In finding ``good news'' in Berkeley's new freshman admissions plan (``The Privileged Class,'' editorial, Sept. 20), you're reading the headline but not the story. The plan indeed raises from 40% to 50% the number of freshmen applicants admitted strictly by academic criteria.

half of the students attending Berkeley will be admitted this way

But that doesn't mean ``half of the students attending Berkeley'' will be admitted this way.

negation

present

In finding ``good news'' in Berkeley's new freshman admissions plan (``The Privileged Class,'' editorial, Sept. 20), you're reading the headline but not the story. The plan indeed raises from 40% to 50% the number of freshmen applicants admitted strictly by academic criteria.</s>But that doesn't mean ``half of the students attending Berkeley'' will be admitted this way.</s>half of the students attending Berkeley will be admitted this way

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notice

Richard Breeden's new desk had just four telephone lines and one phone

Richard Breeden had n't noticed that his new desk had just four telephone lines and one phone .

negation

past

</s>Richard Breeden had n't noticed that his new desk had just four telephone lines and one phone .</s>Richard Breeden's new desk had just four telephone lines and one phone

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assume

``UAL is a small deal as far as the overall market is concerned. The only way you can make it a big deal is to draw linkages that just don't make sense.''

just because UAL couldn't get financing

He suggests, for example, that investors may have assumed that just because UAL couldn't get financing, no leveraged buy-outs can get financing.

EP

modal

past

``UAL is a small deal as far as the overall market is concerned. The only way you can make it a big deal is to draw linkages that just don't make sense.''</s>He suggests, for example, that investors may have assumed that just because UAL couldn't get financing, no leveraged buy-outs can get financing.</s>just because UAL couldn't get financing

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prove

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.

the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.

AB

modal

present

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.</s>But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.</s>the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

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announce

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

question

present

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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think

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.

bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.

negation

present

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.</s>But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.</s>bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

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demand

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''

a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).

EP

modal

future

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''</s>Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).</s>a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

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mean

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''

Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.

negation

present

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''</s>But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.</s>Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

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prove

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.

the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.

AB

modal

present

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.</s>But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.</s>the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

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announce

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

question

present

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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think

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.

bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.

negation

present

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.</s>But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.</s>bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

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demand

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''

a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).

EP

modal

future

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''</s>Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).</s>a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

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mean

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''

Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.

negation

present

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''</s>But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.</s>Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

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prove

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.

the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.

AB

modal

present

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.</s>But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.</s>the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

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announce

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

question

present

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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think

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.

bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.

negation

present

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.</s>But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.</s>bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

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A1VSHM4NLZ705D

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382GHPVPHSWX9SS3YZ9VFMKYDV243E

demand

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''

a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).

EP

modal

future

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''</s>Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).</s>a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

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A1VSHM4NLZ705D

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mean

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''

Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.

negation

present

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''</s>But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.</s>Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

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382GHPVPHSWX9SS3YZ9VFMKYDV243E

prove

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.

the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.

AB

modal

present

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.</s>But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.</s>the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

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announce

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

question

present

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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A26T6O5EFR54A9

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think

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.

bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.

negation

present

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.</s>But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.</s>bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

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A26T6O5EFR54A9

1

11

382GHPVPHSWX9SS3YZ9VFMKYDV243E

demand

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''

a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).

EP

modal

future

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''</s>Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).</s>a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

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A26T6O5EFR54A9

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00

382GHPVPHSWX9SS3YZ9VFMKYDV243E

mean

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''

Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.

negation

present

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''</s>But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.</s>Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

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A26T6O5EFR54A9

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prove

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.

the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.

AB

modal

present

``A lot of this is going to be code-related,'' says Ignazio J. Ruvolo, a construction law specialist at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, a San Francisco law firm. Plaintiffs, he says, will argue that damaged structures weren't built to proper design standards.</s>But if defendants can prove that they met San Francisco's stringent building codes, ``that's probably going to protect them,'' Mr. Ruvolo says.</s>the buildings met San Francisco's stringent building codes

WSJ-9

A1E4K9G6ZKPKX4

-1

5-1

382GHPVPHSWX9SS3YZ9VFMKYDV243E

announce

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?

if you sold the asset you own

Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?

question

present

The value traded on the exchanges is close to $3 trillion. If the tax on any gain to those assets was doubled, wouldn't the value fall to the owners of the assets?</s>Isn't it reasonable to assume that the asset you own would be worth more if the government suddenly announced that if you sold it, you would be able to keep 30% more of its gain than you previously believed?</s>if you sold the asset you own

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A1E4K9G6ZKPKX4

3

33

382GHPVPHSWX9SS3YZ9VFMKYDV243E

think

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.

bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.

negation

present

During an economic slump, local tax revenues often go down, raising the risks associated with at least some municipals. And, like corporates, many municipal bonds are callable.</s>But a few experts, going against the consensus, don't think bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing.</s>bonds would help investors even if a recession is in the offing

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A1E4K9G6ZKPKX4

0

00

382GHPVPHSWX9SS3YZ9VFMKYDV243E

demand

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''

a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).

EP

modal

future

It is the promise of economic returns that is supposed to make the corporatist model attractive to both the party and labor. The work force provides the third arm of the ``alliance.''</s>Within the alliance it is supposed to act as a balancing force, guarding against excessive control by government or abuse of its economic position by business, for either could result in a deterioration of its living standards (under the new resolutions, workers councils may demand that a cooperative be closed or its prices be reduced).</s>a cooperative will be closed or its prices be reduced

WSJ-14

A1E4K9G6ZKPKX4

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11

382GHPVPHSWX9SS3YZ9VFMKYDV243E

mean

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''

Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.

negation

present

Any settlement is also expected to exclude Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters from any of the projects they were working on at Warner. The Guber-Peters duo have 50 projects in various stages of development and production at Warner, including ``Bonfire of the Vanities'' and ``A Bright Shining Lie.''</s>But that doesn't mean Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects; studios develop hundreds of movies but produce only 10 to 20 each year.</s>Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters might not eventually get their hands on some of their projects

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A1E4K9G6ZKPKX4

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00

3IVEC1GSLP4R27X9E2IGXVUKX8EJ1S

expect

Under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law, or RICO, the government has the authority to seek to freeze or seize a defendant's assets before trial. According to individuals familiar with Mr. Antar's case, prosecutors issued their warning this week after one of Mr. Antar's attorneys asked whether legal fees might be subject to seizure.

any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized

In a letter, prosecutors told Mr. Antar's lawyers that because of the recent Supreme Court rulings, they could expect that any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized.

AB

modal

present

Under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law, or RICO, the government has the authority to seek to freeze or seize a defendant's assets before trial. According to individuals familiar with Mr. Antar's case, prosecutors issued their warning this week after one of Mr. Antar's attorneys asked whether legal fees might be subject to seizure.</s>In a letter, prosecutors told Mr. Antar's lawyers that because of the recent Supreme Court rulings, they could expect that any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized.</s>any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized

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A1GMJZUQ8Q7053

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11

3IVEC1GSLP4R27X9E2IGXVUKX8EJ1S

convince

Chiron, another pharmaceutical concern, is based in Emeryville, Calif. Connaught is a biotechnology research and vaccine manufacturing concern.

the proposed acquisition would be of ``net benefit'' to Canada

Institut Merieux's bid for Toronto-based Connaught has run into problems with the Canadian government, which told Merieux last week that it wasn't convinced that the proposed acquisition would be of ``net benefit'' to Canada.

negation

past

Chiron, another pharmaceutical concern, is based in Emeryville, Calif. Connaught is a biotechnology research and vaccine manufacturing concern.</s>Institut Merieux's bid for Toronto-based Connaught has run into problems with the Canadian government, which told Merieux last week that it wasn't convinced that the proposed acquisition would be of ``net benefit'' to Canada.</s>the proposed acquisition would be of ``net benefit'' to Canada

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A1GMJZUQ8Q7053

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3IVEC1GSLP4R27X9E2IGXVUKX8EJ1S

think

Chicago-based Continental earned $65.2 million, or $1.04 a share, compared with $73.6 million, or $1.19 a share, a year earlier. The 1988 quarter also included one-time gains totaling about $35 million.

additional reserves are required

The bank, which has loss reserves equal to about half its long-term and medium-term loans to less-developed nations, said it doesn't think additional reserves are required.

negation

present

Chicago-based Continental earned $65.2 million, or $1.04 a share, compared with $73.6 million, or $1.19 a share, a year earlier. The 1988 quarter also included one-time gains totaling about $35 million.</s>The bank, which has loss reserves equal to about half its long-term and medium-term loans to less-developed nations, said it doesn't think additional reserves are required.</s>additional reserves are required

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A second theme is the undercurrent of social class and race in the public reaction to the Morgan case. Dr. Morgan is a highly educated white professional who attended some of the ``best'' schools.

if Dr. Morgan were an uneducated

As members of the Black Caucus in Congress asked during the debate on the legislation that freed Dr. Morgan, does anyone seriously believe that if she were an uneducated, black, working-class woman, Congress would have rushed to pass a private relief bill freeing her?

question

present

A second theme is the undercurrent of social class and race in the public reaction to the Morgan case. Dr. Morgan is a highly educated white professional who attended some of the ``best'' schools.</s>As members of the Black Caucus in Congress asked during the debate on the legislation that freed Dr. Morgan, does anyone seriously believe that if she were an uneducated, black, working-class woman, Congress would have rushed to pass a private relief bill freeing her?</s>if Dr. Morgan were an uneducated

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Across the board, these consumers value quality, buy what they like rather than just what they need, and appreciate products that are distinctive. Despite their considerable incomes and assets, 40% of the respondents in the study don't feel financially secure, and one-fourth don't feel that they have made it.

they are financially well off

Twenty percent don't even feel they are financially well off.

negation

present

Across the board, these consumers value quality, buy what they like rather than just what they need, and appreciate products that are distinctive. Despite their considerable incomes and assets, 40% of the respondents in the study don't feel financially secure, and one-fourth don't feel that they have made it.</s>Twenty percent don't even feel they are financially well off.</s>they are financially well off

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Under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law, or RICO, the government has the authority to seek to freeze or seize a defendant's assets before trial. According to individuals familiar with Mr. Antar's case, prosecutors issued their warning this week after one of Mr. Antar's attorneys asked whether legal fees might be subject to seizure.

any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized

In a letter, prosecutors told Mr. Antar's lawyers that because of the recent Supreme Court rulings, they could expect that any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized.

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Under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law, or RICO, the government has the authority to seek to freeze or seize a defendant's assets before trial. According to individuals familiar with Mr. Antar's case, prosecutors issued their warning this week after one of Mr. Antar's attorneys asked whether legal fees might be subject to seizure.</s>In a letter, prosecutors told Mr. Antar's lawyers that because of the recent Supreme Court rulings, they could expect that any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized.</s>any fees collected from Mr. Antar may be seized

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convince

Chiron, another pharmaceutical concern, is based in Emeryville, Calif. Connaught is a biotechnology research and vaccine manufacturing concern.

the proposed acquisition would be of ``net benefit'' to Canada

Institut Merieux's bid for Toronto-based Connaught has run into problems with the Canadian government, which told Merieux last week that it wasn't convinced that the proposed acquisition would be of ``net benefit'' to Canada.

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Chiron, another pharmaceutical concern, is based in Emeryville, Calif. Connaught is a biotechnology research and vaccine manufacturing concern.</s>Institut Merieux's bid for Toronto-based Connaught has run into problems with the Canadian government, which told Merieux last week that it wasn't convinced that the proposed acquisition would be of ``net benefit'' to Canada.</s>the proposed acquisition would be of ``net benefit'' to Canada

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Chicago-based Continental earned $65.2 million, or $1.04 a share, compared with $73.6 million, or $1.19 a share, a year earlier. The 1988 quarter also included one-time gains totaling about $35 million.

additional reserves are required

The bank, which has loss reserves equal to about half its long-term and medium-term loans to less-developed nations, said it doesn't think additional reserves are required.

negation

present

Chicago-based Continental earned $65.2 million, or $1.04 a share, compared with $73.6 million, or $1.19 a share, a year earlier. The 1988 quarter also included one-time gains totaling about $35 million.</s>The bank, which has loss reserves equal to about half its long-term and medium-term loans to less-developed nations, said it doesn't think additional reserves are required.</s>additional reserves are required

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A second theme is the undercurrent of social class and race in the public reaction to the Morgan case. Dr. Morgan is a highly educated white professional who attended some of the ``best'' schools.

if Dr. Morgan were an uneducated

As members of the Black Caucus in Congress asked during the debate on the legislation that freed Dr. Morgan, does anyone seriously believe that if she were an uneducated, black, working-class woman, Congress would have rushed to pass a private relief bill freeing her?

question

present

A second theme is the undercurrent of social class and race in the public reaction to the Morgan case. Dr. Morgan is a highly educated white professional who attended some of the ``best'' schools.</s>As members of the Black Caucus in Congress asked during the debate on the legislation that freed Dr. Morgan, does anyone seriously believe that if she were an uneducated, black, working-class woman, Congress would have rushed to pass a private relief bill freeing her?</s>if Dr. Morgan were an uneducated

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feel

Across the board, these consumers value quality, buy what they like rather than just what they need, and appreciate products that are distinctive. Despite their considerable incomes and assets, 40% of the respondents in the study don't feel financially secure, and one-fourth don't feel that they have made it.

they are financially well off

Twenty percent don't even feel they are financially well off.

negation

present

Across the board, these consumers value quality, buy what they like rather than just what they need, and appreciate products that are distinctive. Despite their considerable incomes and assets, 40% of the respondents in the study don't feel financially secure, and one-fourth don't feel that they have made it.</s>Twenty percent don't even feel they are financially well off.</s>they are financially well off

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