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Mr. Kampelman was a conscientious objector during World War II and did alternate service by participating in a government-funded starvation study that saw him drop in weight to 100 pounds from 160.
WSJ: Max Kampelman, Cold War Arms Negotiator, Dies at 92
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Bronfman claims that Messier told him to study the advisability of investing in EchoStar, a satellite-TV service.
FORBES: Edgar's encore
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In one study of telecommuting at a Chinese online travel agency, customer-service reps were both happier and more productive when working from home -- probably Yahoo service reps aren't any different from their Chinese counterparts in this regard.
CNN: CEO right: Yahoo workers must show up
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Jewish Home and Yesh Atid are keen to end a controversial system of military draft exemptions given to ultra-Orthodox seminary students, who are allowed to study Jewish texts in lieu of military service.
NPR: Netanyahu Gets 2 More Weeks To Form Coalition
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In last year's study, the average service time at the McDonald's drive-through studied was 188.83 seconds, compared with 129.75 for industry leader Wendy's Co.
WSJ: McDonald's Tackles Repair of 'Broken' Service
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In QSR Magazine's annual Drive-Thru Study, the only comprehensive industry comparison of customer service at fast-food chains, other restaurants have consistently outperformed McDonald's in those areas.
WSJ: McDonald's Tackles Repair of 'Broken' Service
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Another study found that Britain's two-year national service (which ended in 1960) cut later earnings by between 5% and 8%.
ECONOMIST: Conscription