Nothing better illustrated the unsleeping nature of business news for the editor of The Financial Times than the path of its exclusive article on Thursday from London, reporting that the Labor Party Cabinet had shifted in favor of speeding up Britain's entry into the European Monetary Union.
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They are described as the force that makes Utah a " strong prison [ . . . ] who can escape the watch of that unsleeping eye of Utah ? " They are described as bloodthirsty murderers, planning the " massacre of sixty German immigrants " and with the ability of making dissenters disappear without a trace.
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It is a tangle reflective of Germany's new unity : on one hand, a pair of powerful West German politicians trying to manage the unraveling of East Germany's most sinister institution ( and its principal means of control ); on the other, a relatively obscure East German woman who actually lived under the unsleeping eye of that institution.
