Critics, champions and players in the industry are still combing through the 450-page document that makes up the rule.

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Why was a rule on the books since 1986 suddenly front-page fodder for the New York Times?

FORBES: Who's Afraid Of Brian?

My rule of thumb is that an acronym should appear at least three times in one page to be justified.

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The 207-page report, which Jackson fittingly chose to release by e-mail, strongly suggests that he will rule in favor of the government in his final verdict, expected around March.

CNN: From the Web

In spite of the impression given by the New York Post's Page Six gossip column, it's not really the partying Manhattan girls and their Wall Street heir boyfriends who rule the Hamptons during the summer these days.

BBC: Escape from New York

The latest example of central planning gone haywire can be found on page 25, 896 of the Federal Register, where the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid just published a proposed new rule that would modify the Inpatient Prospective Payment System.

FORBES: Medicare's New Plan To Punish Hospitals For Treating Expensive Patients Will Backfire