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[Page C4.] George to Cease With March Issue George, the magazine founded by John F. Kennedy Jr. that combined politics and celebrity in an often unwieldy pairing, will cease publication with the March issue.

George, the magazine founded by John F. Kennedy Jr. that combined politics and celebrity in an often unwieldy pairing, will cease publication with the March issue, Jack W. Kliger, the chief executive of Hachette Filipacchi Magazines, announced yesterday.

He is a pioneer in making monumental work out of industrial material, but he is also imaginative when it comes to what to do with an often unwieldy finished work.

Keen to raise their country's athletic profile, Russian officials greased an often unwieldy bureaucracy to squeeze some 40,000 beer-loving English fans through a typically tight border, waiving visa requirements for ticket holders and providing a fleet of nearly 1,000 buses and shuttles to ferry fans between the stadium and Moscow's three airports.

In addition to the type of information required, practitioners questioned whether it was necessary to undertake a full and often unwieldy assessment for what they considered a relatively simple need like a 'helpcall' which is a push-button device that they wear around their neck: 'Why do a whole 14 page assessment when actually the person needs a helpcall?

Since the subways were unified into one system decades ago, New Yorkers have come to think of them as part of a single, vast, often unwieldy whole.

In the end, the Senate bill reflects a long, drawn-out, often unwieldy debate on the floor that reshaped the original legislation in a number of ways.

India's recent elections stunned everyone there, enabling the dominant Congress Party to form a strong government instead of the previous, often unwieldy coalition.

He added, "With arrangements that crest and fall to the point where a road map would have helped, the overlong (16-song) album is often unwieldy and could have benefited from judicious trimming".

German supervisory boards are also often unwieldy, with up to 20 members.

The Republican forums were often unwieldy because six candidates were vying to be heard.