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... yet going negative almost always works
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[New York Post] - By ALASTAIR SMITH Cicero was one of ancient Rome's greatest orators and statesmen; his prose is still revered more than years later. Yet he was not above the underhanded political tactics that seem all too familiar to us today.
Google News: Facing the dilemmas of succession
[Daily Maverick] - It is up to boards and party structures to put in place the oversight systems to counter act the vanity of leaders. The excellent Publication, "The Dictator's Handbook" by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita and Alastair Smith explains it all.
Cyclist: Don't fine us, fix the road
www.stuff.co.nz
[Stuff.co.nz] - Cycle Aware Wellington secretary Alastair Smith, who can see the intersection from his office in nearby Rutherford House, said the group had proposed to Wellington City Council that a slipway be inserted on the footpath outside the railway station that
Google News: Why to trust in investment trusts
[ifaonline.co.uk] - Alastair Smith of Frostrow Capital explains why investment trusts should start to feature more heavily in your clients' portfolios. While there are still a number of questions advisers are waiting for the FSA to answer on RDR, one area on which the
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