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Much as the one tangible consequence of Jimmy Carter's famous "malaise" speech, in 1979, was that it taught millions of Americans a new French word (which Carter in his speech in fact never uttered; the word was picked up from pre-speech "spinning" by Carter's political adviser, Patrick Caddell), so too a consequence of the Thompson committee hearings has been to give wide currency to the term soft money , in the sense of "money that can be collected for use in political campaigns but which enjoys an existence outside the rules, the oversight, and the control of the Federal Election Commission."
The progression of the campaign will also rescue Gore from his Vice Presidential Malaise.
56% of the 516 case reports we reviewed described one or more symptoms consistent with a transient, anicteric chemical hepatitis (eg, malaise, fever, anorexia, headache, abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhoea, concentration difficulties).
In other economic news (fronted by the NYT ; enfolded into the lead LAT story), the Group of Seven industrial nations announced their support yesterday for President Clinton's plan to provide IMF loans to economies vulnerable to Asia's malaise.
Don't they remember Jimmy Carter's malaise speech?