Bursting to seduce America: Bill Clinton: no crisis seem too great

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Bill Clinton survived a frightening childhood with an alcoholic stepfather. As a Rhodes scholar of 1968 he enjoyed the liberation of two years at University College, Oxford, England. He attended Yale Law School in 1970 and met his wife there. In 1981, aged 32, he became the youngest governor in the country, in Arkansas. He is an effective governor with success in attracting employment and improving educational standards. He tries to improve race relations, please the middle classes with tax cuts and accepts the majority view of having the death penalty. He is committed to civil rights and dislikes a lavish welfare state.

Politicians, Clinton, Bill

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French forget how to seduce

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The French have a long-standing reputation for being passionate and romantic, but this now seems to be changing. Women are establishing a strong position in the workplace, and professional ambition seems to be replacing sexual libido. Women no longer have any time to try to attract men, while men find it hard to approach successful women. This situation has prompted Veronique Jullien to set up the first 'French School of Seduction,' where men and women are taught to improve their relations with the opposite sex.

Social aspects, France, Interpersonal relations

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Kennedy daughter linked to Gore bid

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It has been indicated that Maryland Lieutenant Governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, the eldest child of the late Robert Kennedy, could be a contender for Vice-President on the ticket of current Vice-President Al Gore. She established links with Gore's presidential campaign at an early stage. She has gained a strong reputation as a competent politician, and would clearly be an asset to Gore's campaign, especially in appealing to women voters.

United States, Political activity, Townsend, Kathleen Kennedy

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