Women have run consumer-products companies: the women are now getting opportunities to run heavy manufacturers. Without …. Technology often starts off as for the rich — television, mobile phones, laptops — then drops in price and can be had by anyone.

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It was a surreal scene, one you'd associate with an industrial berg like Baytown more than an affluent suburb like Sugar Land, and it's going to play out – ideally – one final time Thursday, Dec. … Some of the long-time residents said the flares did …

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New Jersey spends less to help smokers than much less affluent states such as Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama and West Virginia. This is something we all must reflect on. We may believe smokers are responsible for their own … Policy efforts include …

Can we, in good conscience, separate the person from their creative products (e.g. using the defensive line "but it's about the music")? We do it all the time. The interview with Jim DeRogatis and the extensive case documents and video tape evidence …

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