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On Tuesday, I wrote about an analysis of how often the Food and Drug Administration follows the advice of its expert advisory panels on whether or not to approve a new drug.
FORBES: Drug Regulation: When Yes Means No
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Soon after, Donald Regan, the new chief of staff, sent word to a small group of trusted friends and Administration officials seeking advice on how Reagan should approach his last four years in office.
NEWYORKER: The Second Term
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Not only should that advice serve the Obama Administration well as it seeks to negotiate the myriad of challenges facing it in the coming months, it is good advice for any executive who ends up on the winning side of an argument, particularly if that argument.
FORBES: Churchill: No One Likes a Sore Winner