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Career advice for blushers and job hunters Chicago Daily Herald By Joyce EA Russell, The Washington Post Q: I have a co-worker in another office who often scolds me via email and adds additional names to the “cc:” line. It is not as embarrassing as it is annoying. How do I approach her tactfully to put an end to |
 Financial Times | Austerity-only cure for crisis out of fashion, but growth rhetoric covers Washington Post WASHINGTON — On paper at least, European leaders agree: They need stronger growth measures to help their economies expand out of their 2½-year-old government debt crisis. Figuring out exactly what those new steps might be will be the hard part. Europe faces difficult search for growth Angela Merkel stands firm on Greece at G8 talks Greece gets another chance to tackle its fiscal dilemma |
 Bloomberg | Republicans doubling down on debt limit showdown strategy Los Angeles Times The White House has appeared surprised that Republicans already are preparing for a do-over of last year's debt ceiling standoff, particularly since the deadline for raising the ceiling again will not come until the end of this year or early 2013. 'This Week' Transcript: House Speaker John Boehner and House Democratic Leader Extend the Bush tax cuts now What's new about the upcoming budget fight? |
 CBC.ca | The missing issue in the presidential campaign Washington Post What is missing is any serious discussion of the one question that overrides all others: Can Washington govern? The symbol of the breakdown is the ongoing stalemate over the economy and the country's fiscal problems. The next showdown could come during Romney, GOP guvs have differing takes on economy All Share Services The Bind That Ties Obama And Romney Together (The Note) |
Governance: The missing issue in the presidential campaign Pittsburgh Post Gazette What is missing is any serious discussion of the one question that overrides all others: Can Washington govern? The symbol of the breakdown is the ongoing stalemate over the economy and the country's fiscal problems. The next showdown could come during |