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China's new tactics were on full view this month at a summit meeting of Asian nations in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Such bomb-throwing tactics were on display during Mr. Paladino's unlikely run for governor, when he became a Tea Party favorite after defeating a more mainstream candidate, Rick A. Lazio, in the Republican primary.

And even under President Bush, there was recognition among members of his administration – including a secretary of state, other senior officials, and many in the military and intelligence community – that those who argued for these tactics were on the wrong side of the debate, and the wrong side of history.

Stores have poured time and money into devising tactics to pry open shoppers' wallets, and all these tactics are on display this season.

Such "shareholder-friendly" tactics are on the rise after years in which companies have favoured bondholders by paying down debt.Only now are rating agencies alerting bondholders to the dangers of this.

PAGE A8 Ready to Step Up to Senate Representative Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat known for combative tactics, is on a short list to succeed Senator Jon S. Corzine if Mr. Corzine is elected governor.

Perhaps not, but a report by Parentline Plus suggests that girls are guilt of a kind of social, rather than physical bullying and that such tactics are on the increase.

An expert demonstration of such tactics is on view at the Flea Theater, where Sigourney Weaver and John Lithgow are deploying annihilating charm in Mr. Gurney's disarming new play, "Mrs. Farnsworth," which opened last night.

Intel, which enjoys shocking people with its motto, "Only the paranoid survive", and which, thanks to its often ruthless tactics, is on course to overtake General Electric as America's most profitable company by the turn of the century, celebrated its most recent results (net profits of $5.2 billion for 1996) by spontaneously handing out $1,000 to each of its 48,500 employees.

Both tactics are on the lines of what Icahn has demanded on behalf of his fellow TW shareholders.

Familiar tactics are on hand: venting the most hazardous chemicals at night, nominal compliance totally unchecked by regulators, resolutions by local governments that go nowhere, and health problems among workers and locals probably but not certainly linked to the factories.