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Leaders of the Concertacion parties say that, for the first time, there is now a risk of their alliance splintering, but only a small one.
ECONOMIST: The politics of Pinochet
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The address on March 14th by Deputy Secretary of Energy Henson Moore before the American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations entitled, "Soviet Energy in the 1990s" offers an excellent opportunity to illuminate for the public the results of such cabinet-level deliberations as well as U.S. objectives for the forging of "risk-sensitive" alliance policies.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Energy Leverage: Moscow's Ace in the Hole
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NATO's demands, the alliance will have to send in the bombers or risk becoming a laughing-stock.
ECONOMIST: More killing in Kosovo
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The Preschool Learning Alliance says its members fear such a change would risk children's safety and well-being.
BBC: Cutting nursery staff ratios 'may reduce care quality'
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Weekly publications that rely on Saturday delivery (such as The Economist) might have to rethink their production schedule or risk a decline in subscriptions, says Anthony Conway of the Alliance of Non-profit Mailers, an industry group.
ECONOMIST: America s struggling postal service
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One risk for Colombia now is that it gets the pain from its new alliance, without the full benefits.
ECONOMIST: Pastrana��s many battles
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That is not easy when jobs are at risk, though Mr Zetsche and Mr Ghosn insist they have achieved this in their triple alliance.
ECONOMIST: Carmaking alliances
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The Royal National Institute for the Blind, a member of the alliance, said patients awaiting treatment at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital, for instance, were at high risk of losing their sight.
BBC: NHS delays 'causing blindness'
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By giving options to loyal shareholders, the government is guarding against the risk that its stake might drop below 50% should Air France swap equity with another airline in an alliance.
ECONOMIST: Gliding into the market