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23Financial Management: Continued Momentum Essential to Achieve CFO Act Goals
Everyone knows--or at least we're supposed to know--that the market for U.S. stocks today is dominated by momentum traders, day traders, and technical traders, none of whom are paying attention to the underlying fundamentals of the companies whose shares they're buying and selling, and all of whom are putting the U.S. economy at risk by converting the stock market into an elaborate shell game/pyramid scheme.
Responding to concerns on the part of the MCCJ, the Pro Bono Resource Center, and others that, despite a long history of strong pro bono commitment, some momentum appears to have been lost in recent years, the Court of Appeals established the Maryland Judicial Commission on Pro Bono in 1998 to reinvigorate the pro bono effort.
What's striking, though, is how superbly he maintains the movie's comic momentum even when he runs out of ideas.
Following Madeleine Albright's visit to Rambouillet, France, Sunday to inject some momentum into the stalled Kosovo talks, Le Figaro of Paris said Monday that there was a rare unity at the moment among the six members of the "contact group"--the four leading western European powers, Russia, and the United States--despite America's constant temptation to put NATO, "the unchallenged instrument of its politico-military domination of Europe," at the center of the stage, which, in the view of Paris and Moscow, would risk benefiting the Albanians and threatening only the Serbs.
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