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1.Summeriswindingdown,butit'sstillnottoolatetoputthetop

downandhittheroad.Forthoseofuswhocan,tspringforaCorvette

oraBMW,here'ssomegoodnews:Twoofthecoolestconvertiblesonthe

roadarealsomoreaffordable-Volkswagen5sNewBeetIeandChrysler5

sPTCruiser.Bothstartatabout$20,000,seatfour,andgetbetween

22and24milespergalIonfromtheirfour-cylinderengines.Eachhas

fullyinsulatedclothtopswithrearwindowsmadeofrealglass,which

makesthemcomfortabletouseinwinter.Front-wheeldrivehelpsmake

themsafertodriveoversnowandice.Bothalsoofferhigh-performance

turbochargedmodeIsstartingatabout$25,000.Bothhavebulgingfenders

andcool,retropersonalities.Beyondthat,they,reverydifferent.

ThePTCruiserfocusesonpracticalityywhiletheBeetIeismorefunto

drive.Thatfuncomesfromthecar9schassis,suspension,andoveralI

structure.CrankthesteeringintoaturnandthecarfoIIowsIikean

eagerpuppy.Theengineisntpowerfulfbutlovestorev,soyoucan

downshifttoaccelerate.TheNewBeetIeConvertiblehasdeveIopedan

unfortunatereputationasa"chickcar"foritscutelooksandthelack

ofpowerinthestandardmodeI.Butforanextra$1,600,VWoffersits

turbochargedversion,witha150horsepower,1.8Iiterengine,which

givesthecarsomesnap.Evenso,theconvertibletopeliminateswhat

littlepracticalitytheNewBeetIehatchbackoffers.Tofitthefolding

top,thebackseatwasnarrowedandangledsouprightit'suncomfortabIe.

AndthefoIdedtopsitsaboveatinytrunk,withonlyfivecubicfeet

ofcapacityandaccessiblethroughasma11erporthoIe.Weekendtrippers

hadbetternothavekids-orplantoroughitwithmorethanabackpack

ortwo.Interiorstorageisalsominuscule.AswiththeNewBeetIe

hatchback,thewindshieldisdisconcertinglyfaraway,andthewipers

clearonlyasmaIIsiitofaviewinfront.ComparedwiththeprofiIe

ofthehatchback,however,theconvertiblesportsatopthat'slower

andaIittIelesscartoonIike.ThePTCruiser,ontheotherhand,looks

itssinisterbestwiththetopup.Peelingthetopoffrevealsitscutesy

MrolIhoop”.(ChryslerdeniesthehoopoffersrolIoverprotectionand

callsitaIightbar.)ButtheCruiser,Iikeitsfour-doorbrethren,

offersalItheyear-roundpracticalitytheoriginalBeetIeconvertible

didinitsday.ThebackseatiscomfortabIefortwopeople,andthetrunk

isroomy.Unfortunately,it'salsohardtoaccessbecausethebigtrunk

Iidgetsinthewaywhenopen.SoinsteadofstandingtoloadorunIoad

thecar,youhavetosquatorkneeI.Butthestoragespaceishuge-

thebiggest19veseeninanyconvertible.AndthebackseatsfoIdforward

incaseyouneedtocarrysomelongcargo.Theinterioroffersfourcup

holdersandseverallargestoragebins.The220-horsepower

turbochargedengineintheGTmodelmakestheCruiserseriouslyquick,

whichbacksupitshot-rodlooks.Butafterthat,thedrivingexperience

fallsapart.Likeitshot-rodinspirations,theCruiserisbestona

straight,smoothroad.Overbumps,itsfloppychassiswobblesIikejeIIo.

Onthehighway,theCruiserItestedneededcontinuaIcorrectionstostay

initslane.ThemanuaIshifterontheGTprovedsloppy;itwashardto

besurewhichgearthecarwasabouttoengage.SeveraltimesIhitfifth

gearwhenaimingforthird,ChrysIerapparentIyanticipatedthisprobIem,

asabriefwarningchimestoIetyouknowwhenyou'reinreverse.Neither

thePTCruiserconvertiblenortheNewBeetIeisperfect.Butforfun

inthesunoreventhefaII-whatcouldbebetterBothcarsbrought

constantwaves,smiles,andstoriesfrompassersby.Whatsa

convertibleaboutifit\sntIookinggoodontheroadandbrightening

yourday

ThosewhochooseVolkswagen,sNewBeetIeorChrysler1sPTCruiserare

mainlyinterestedhitheir.

A.practicality

B.funtodrive

C.prices

D.style

2.Questions7and8arebasedonthefollowingnewsitem.Attheendof

thenewsitem,youwiIIbegiven10secondstoanswereachquestion.Now

Iistentothenews.

NowtheU.S.economygrowthrateis.

A.higherthan1995to2000

B.lowerthan1973to1995

C.asgoodas1995to2000

D.thesameas1993to1995

3.ApersoninShanghaicandescribewhatmayhappeninSpain;similarlyr

a21stcenturypersoncantalkabouteventsinancienttimes.This

demonstratesthatIanguagepossessesthedesignfeatureof.

A.productivity

B.duality

C.culturaltransmission

D.displacement

4.Questions1to5arebasedonaninterviewwithachief-editor.Atthe

endoftheinterviewyouwiIIbegiven10secondstoanswereachofthe

followingquestions.NowIistentotheinterview.

Accordingtotheinterview,whathappenedsinceMaryAnnwere100

A.Shehadablimpride.

B.Shehadahorseride.

C.ShetouchedtheHollywoodsign.

D.Shestayedathom

5.Questions9and10arebasedonthefollowingnewsitem.Attheend

ofthenewsitem,youwiIIbegiven10secondstoanswereachquestion.

NowIistentothenews.

WhatisthereasonofthedecIineofthenumberofthewiIdhorses

A.Climatechangeandhumanactivities.

B.Thehuntingandculling.

C.Farmingandindustrializing.

D.Masskillingcausedbypeopl

6.AccordingtoreportsinmajornewsoutIets,astudypubIishedlastweek

incIudedastartIingdiscovery:thenation,sJewishpopuIationisin

shrinking.Thestudy,theNationaIJewishPopuIationSurvey,found5.2

millionJewsIivingintheUnitedStatesin2000,adropof5percent,

or300,000people,sinceasimilarstudyin1990.What'strulystartIing

isthatthereporteddecIineisnottrue.Worsestill,thesponsorof

the$6miIIionstudy,UnitedJewishCommunities,knowsit.Bothitand

theauthorshaveopenlyadmittedtheirdoubts.Theyhaveacknowledged

ininterviewsthatthepopuIationtotaIsfor2000andi990werereached

bydifferentmethodsandarenotdirectlycomparable.Thesurveyitself

alsocautionsreaders,inadauntingIytechnicalappendix,thatjudgment

caIIsbytheresearchersmayhaveledtoanundercount.Whentheresearch

directorandprojectdirectorwereaskedwhetherthedatashouldbe

construedtoindicateadecliningJewishpopuIation,theyflatlyanswered

no.Inaddition,othersurveyresearchersinterviewedpointedtoother

studieswithpopuIationestimatesashighas6.7miIIion.DespitealI

this,thetwofigures--5.2millionnow,5.5millionthen--areIisted

bysideinthesurvey,leavingtheimpressionthatthepopuIationhas

shrunk.Theresult,predictably,hasbeenarashofheadIinestrumpeting

theiIlusionarydeciinevinturntouchingoffjeremiadsbyrabbisand

moralistscondemningthereIigiouslaxitybehindit.Whetheroutof

ideology,ego,incompetenceoracombinationofalIthree,therespected

charityhasinventedacrisis.UnitedJewishCommunitiesisthe

coordinatingbodyforanationaInetworkofJewishphilanthropieswith

combinedbudgetsof$2bi11ion.ItspopuIationsurveyscarryhugeweight

inshapingcommunitypolicy.Thisisnotthefirsttimethesurveyhas

setoffafalsealarm.Thelastone,conductedbyapredecessor

organization,foundthat52percentofAmericanJewswhomarriedbetween

1985and1990didsooutsidethefaith.Thatnumberwasafabrication

producedbyincludingmarriagesinwhichneitherpartywasJewishby

anyone'sdefinition,includingtheresearchers.ItspubIication

createdahugestir,inspiringanguishedsermons,booksandconferences.

ItputIiberalsonthedefensive,emboIdenedconservativeswhoreject

fulIintegrationintosocietyandaIienatedordinaryfolksbythe

increasinglyxenophobictoneofJewishcommunaIculture.Thenewsurvey,

toitscredit,retractsthatfigureandofferstheIatestsurveyhas

spawnedapaniccreatedbythelastone.Sowhydidtheorganization

fIawedfiguresonceagainSomescholarswhohavestudiedthesurvey

beIievethemotivationthencamepartlyoutofadesiretoshockstraying

Jewsintogreaterobservance.It'stooearlytotelIifthat1sthecase

thistimearound.Whatisclearistheresearchersdidtheirjobwith

IittIeregardtohowtheirdatacouldbemisconstrued.Theyused

statisticaImodeIsandquestionformatsthat,whileinternallysound,

madethenewsurveyincompatibIewiththepreviousone.ForexampIetthis

timetheresearchersdividedthepopuIationof5.2millionintotwo

groups-"highlyinvolved"JewsandMpeopleofJewishbackground"-and

posedmostquestionsonlytothefirstgroup.Asaresult,mostfindings

aboutbeIiefandobservancereferonlytoasubgroupofAmericanJews,

makingcomparisonstothepastimpossible.Wecan5taffordtowaita

decadebeforethesefiguresarerevised.ThefalsepopuIationdecIine

mustbecorrectedbeforeitfurthersourscommunaIdiscourse.TheUnited

JewishCommunitiesowesittoitselfanditspubIictostepforwardand

stateplainlywhatitknowstobetrue:AmericanJewsarenotdisappearing.

Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue

abouttheNationaIJewishPopuIationSurvey

A.Itfoundadeclineof300,000Jewsintenyears.

B.ItwascarriedoutbyUnitedJewishCommunities.

C.ThisisthefirsttimeUnitedJewishCommunitieshasmademistakesin

thepopulationsurvey.

D.Thereporteddeclineisnotreliabl

7.ItisdifficultforanagencyasoldasJ.WalterThompson,whichwiII

mm140nextyear,torecordsomefirstsatsovenerableanage.Butit

wiIIdojustthatwithararechangingoftheguard.Thompson,whichworks

forbIue-chipadvertisersIikeDiageo,FordMotor,Keilogg,MerriIILynch,

Nest16,PfizerandReckittBenckiser,wiIIannouncetodaythatBob

Jeffrey,presidentforitsNorthAmericanoperations,wi11bepromoted

tochiefexecutive,effectiveJan.1.Mr.Jeffrey,inbeingnamedthe

ninthchiefexecutiveofThompsonsince1864,succeedsPeterA.

Schweitzer,whowiIIbecomechairmanyapostthatisnowvacant.Mr.

Schweitzer,64,wiIIalsoreIinquishhisdutiesasworldwidepresident

toMichaelMadeIynowpresidentfortheThompsonoperationsinEurope,

theMiddleEastandAfrica.Mr.Jeffrey,50,wiIIbecomethefirst

Thompsonchiefexecutivetohavespentmostofhisadvertisingcareer

outsidetheagency.HejoinedThompsonfiveyearsagoaspresidentof

theflagshipNewYorkoffice;hecamefromtheagencynowknownasLowe

&PartnersWorldwide,partoftheInterpubIicGroupofCompanies,where

hehadbeenexecutivevicepresidentandmanagingdirectorfortheSan

Franciscooffice.Mr.Jeffrey,whowasalsoafounderofthe

GoIdsmith/JeffreyagencyinNewYork,waspromotedtohiscurrentpost

in2001.Mr.Made1,53,wiIIbethefirstThompsonworldwidepresident

tobebasedoutsideNewYork,inthiscaseLondon.Mr.MadeI,whojoined

Thompsonin1990,addsresponsibiIitiesfortheAsian-Pacificoperations

tothedutiesofhiscurrentpost,towhichhewaspromotedin1997.The

changescomeasThompson,thelargestagencyintheUnitedStatesin

revenue-andNo.4globallytbehindDentsu,McCann-EricksonWorldwide

AdvertisingandBBDOWorldwide---confrontssomedauntingchailenges.

WhileThompsonhasrecentlygainedadditionalassignmentsfromclients

IikePfizer,theagencyhasalsolostsomeaccountsfromprominent

marketersincludingtheMillerBrewingCompanydivisionofSAB-MiIIer

andSunMicrosystems.Thompsonhashadtoshakeuptheranksofsenior

managersatofficesincitiesIikeChicago,DetroitandSanFrancisco

tohelpreassureclients.TheagencystumbIedineffortstodevelopan

entertainmentmarketingdivision,dismantIingaunitbasedinNewYork

namedContent@JWTinfavorofhandIingthosetasksoutoftheDetroit

office.AndThompson,Iikemanylargeagencies,isdeemedinneedof

improvingitscreativeoutput,particularlyasclientsmustdealwith

rapidlychangingmarketingandmediatrend.ThechaIIengesincIudethe

riseofthefinickyyouthfuIconsumercohortknownasGenerationYand

theneedtodeveIopalternativestotraditionaladformsasconsumers

zip,zapandfast-forwardtelevisioncommercials.OnetaskfacingMr.

JeffreyistotaketheJ.WalterThompsoncreativeproducttoaneven

higherIeveI.Anotheristoensurethatcommunicationssolutionsfor

cIientsarecoordinatedacrossalIdisciplinesaseffectiveaspossible.

ThisreferredtotheThompsonofferingsinareasasdisparateas

advertising,entertainmentmarketing,interactivemarketing,direct

marketingandhealthcareadvertising.Mr.Jeffrey,inaseparate

interview,acknowIedgedthescaleandscopeofwhathewouldface.nIf

youwatchthemovieCatchMeifYouCansetintheI960's,youseethe

prominentbrandsarePanAmandT.W.A.,11Mr.Jeffreysaid."Fortyyears

later,lookattheairIineindustry.Ifyoulookattheadindustry,you

couldprognosticatesomethingsimilar,”headded.nIfwedon'tgetour

actstogether,thatcouldbeus.\

ItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethattheadvertisersthatI.Walter

Thompsonworksforare.

A.ofthehighestquality

B.asoldasJ.WalterThompson

C.advertisersofstockmarkets

D.advertisersofelectricproducts

8.Questions1to5arebasedonaninterviewwithachief-editor.Atthe

endoftheinterviewyouwi11begiven10secondstoanswereachofthe

followingquestions.NowIistentotheinterview.

WherewasMaryAnnborn

A.Inasmallvillage.

B.NorthofChicago.

C.InWashington.

D.InHawai

9.Teenagersareunderalotofpressuretobethin.TheyareledtobeIieve

thattheonlywaytheycanbeacceptedandfitin,isiftheyarethin.

Theyresorttostarving,vomitingandeatingonlydietfoodstotryand

bethin.TelevisionisabiginfIuenceonthem.TheywatchshowsIike

BeverlyHills90210andMeIrosePlaceandfeeltheyneedtolookasthin

astheactressesontheseshows.SocietyisbrainwashingyoungpeopIe

intobeIievingthatbeingthinisimportantandnecessary.Diet

commercialsareconstantIyappearingonourtelevisionscreenstelling

usthatoncewelosetheweight,wewillbehappy.Whileyourstanding

inthecheckoutIineatthegocerystoreyouaresurroundedbymagazines

claimingtohavethenewestandbestdiet.Eachmonthanothernewdiet

appearsclaimingtobethediettoendalIdiets.Whateverhappenedto

lastmonth1sdietsthatcIaimedthesamethingDietinghasbecomean

obsessioninNorthAmerica.Wespendbillionsofdollarseachyeartrying

tolookthewaysocietytelIsusweneedtolook.Ifdietsreallyworked,

thenwhyaretheresomanyofthemThemasonanewdietpopsupeachmonth,

isbecauselast5smonth5sdietsdidnotwork.Youknow,theonesthat

cIaimedtoreaIIywork.ThetruthofthematteristhatDIETSDON'TWORK.

ThedietandfashionindustriesarenottotaIIytoblameforsociety'

sobsessionwiththinness.Wearetheoneskeepingtheminbusiness.We

buyintotheideathatwecanattainthe"ideal“bodyimage.Weallow

ourselvestobeIievetheIiesbeingthrownatusconstantly.Webuytheir

magazines,dietbooksandproducts,hopingthatthistimetheywiIIwork.

WearethrowingawayourhardearnedmoneytryingtoIiveuptothe

standardsthatsocietyhassetforus.It'sunfortunate,butintoday5

ssociety,peopIehaveforgottenthatit'swhat1sinsideapersonthat

counts,notwhat'sontheoutside.Weneedtostartlovingandaccepting

eachotherforwhoweare,notwhatwelookIike.Nexttimeyoudecide

thatyouaregoingtostartanotherdietbecauseyoufeelyouaretoo

fat,stop,signupforaseIf-esteemclassinstead.Thatwouldbemoney

weIIspent.Ifwelearntoloveandacceptourselves,wewiIIalsobegin

toloveourbodies,nomatterwhatsizeweare.Onceagain,IwouldIike

tostressthefactthatdietsdon'twork.Eatingthreehealthymeals

aday,afewsnacksanddoingmoderateexercise,wi11allowyourbody

togotoit'snaturalsetpoint.It'simportanttorememberthatno

foodwiIImakeyoufat,aslongasit'seateninmoderation.Stopbuying

thosefashionmagazinesanddietproducts,andstopbeIievingalIthe

Iiesbeingtoldtoyoubythefashionanddietindustries.Insteadrfocus

onlearningtoloveandacceptyourself.Nonumberonascaleandfitting

intoasmalIerdresssizewiIInotmakeyouhappy.Happinesscanonly

comefromwithin.

WhatareBeverlyHills90210andMelrosePlace

A.Fashionshows.

B.TwofamousplacesinAmerica.

C.PopularTVshows.

D.TwoTVchannels.

10.Summeriswindingdown,butit'sstillnottoolatetoputthetop

downandhittheroad.Forthoseofuswhocan'tspringforaCorvette

oraBMW,here*ssomegoodnews:Twoofthecoolestconvertiblesonthe

roadarealsomoreaffordable-Volkswagen,sNewBeetIeandChryslerJ

sPTCruiser.Bothstartatabout$20,000,seatfour,andgetbetween

22and24milespergalIonfromtheirfour-cylinderengines.Eachhas

fullyinsulatedclothtopswithrearwindowsmadeofrealglass,which

makesthemcomfortabletouseinwinter.Front-wheeldrivehelpsmake

themsafertodriveoversnowandice.Bothalsoofferhigh-performance

turbochargedmodeIsstartingatabout$25,000.Bothhavebulgingfenders

andcool,retropersonalities.Beyondthat,they'reverydifferent.

ThePTCruiserfocusesonpracticality,whiletheBeetIeismorefunto

drive.Thatfuncomesfromthecar'schassis,suspension,andoveralI

structure.CrankthesteeringintoaturnandthecarfollowsIikean

eagerpuppy.Theengineisn5tpowerful,butlovestorev,soyoucan

downshifttoaccelerate.TheNewBeetIeConvertiblehasdeveIopedan

unfortunatereputationasa"chickcar"foritscutelooksandthelack

ofpowerinthestandardmodeI.Butforanextra$1,600,VWoffersits

turbochargedversion,witha150horsepower,1.8Iiterengine,which

givesthecarsomesnap.Evenso,theconvertibletopeliminateswhat

littlepracticalitytheNewBeetIehatchbackoffers.Tofitthefolding

top,thebackseatwasnarrowedandangledsouprightit'suncomfortabIe.

AndthefoIdedtopsitsaboveatinytrunk,withonlyfivecubicfeet

ofcapacityandaccessiblethroughasmaIIerporthoIe.Weekendtrippers

hadbetternothavekids-orplantoroughitwithmorethanabackpack

ortwo.Interiorstorageisalsominuscule.AswiththeNewBeetIe

hatchback,thewindshieldisdisconcertinglyfaraway,andthewipers

clearonlyasmaIIsiitofaviewinfront.ComparedwiththeprofiIe

ofthehatchback,however,theconvertiblesportsatopthat1slower

andaIittIelesscartoonIike.ThePTCruiser,ontheotherhand,looks

itssinisterbestwiththetopup.Peelingthetopoffrevealsitscutesy

MrolIhoop”.(Chryslerdeniesthehoopoffersrolloverprotectionand

callsitaIightbar.)ButtheCruiser,Iikeitsfour-doorbrethren,

offersalItheyear-roundpracticalitytheoriginalBeetIeconvertible

didinitsday.ThebackseatiscomfortabIefortwopeople,andthetrunk

isroomy.Unfortunately,it'salsohardtoaccessbecausethebigtrunk

Iidgetsinthewaywhenopen.SoinsteadofstandingtoloadorunIoad

thecar,youhavetosquatorkneeI.Butthestoragespaceishuge-

thebiggestI'veseeninanyconvertible.AndthebackseatsfoIdforward

incaseyouneedtocarrysomelongcargo.Theinterioroffersfourcup

holdersandseverallargestoragebins.The220-horsepower

turbochargedengineintheGTmodelmakestheCruiserseriouslyquick,

whichbacksupitshot-rodIooks.Butafterthat,thedrivingexperience

fallsapart.Likeitshot-rodinspirations,theCruiserisbestona

straight,smoothroad.Overbumps,itsfloppychassiswobblesIikejeIIo.

Onthehighway,theCruiserItestedneededcontinuaIcorrectionstostay

initslane.ThemanuaIshifterontheGTprovedsloppy;itwashardto

besurewhichgearthecarwasabouttoengage.SeveraltimesIhitfifth

gearwhenaimingforthird,ChrysIerapparentIyanticipatedthisprobIemt

asabriefwarningchimestoletyouknowwhenyou'reinreverse.Neither

thePTCruiserconvertiblenortheNewBeetIeisperfect.Butforfun

inthesunoreventhefaII-whatcouldbebetterBothcarsbrought

constantwaves,smiles,andstoriesfrompassersby.What5sa

convertibleaboutifitisn,tIookinggoodontheroadandbrightening

yourday

Whichofthefollowingstatementsisright

A.TheNewBeetleConvertibleandtheNewBeetlehatchbackarepractically

ofthesamemodel.

B.Morefuntodrivemeansmorehorsepower.

C.TheNewBeetleConvertibleleavespeoplewiththeimpressionthatit'

sonlyacarmadeforalady.

D.TheNewBeetleConvertiblewasuncomfortabletouseinwinter.

11.Questions7and8arebasedonthefollowingnewsitem.Attheend

ofthenewsitem,youwiIIbegiven10secondstoanswereachquestion.

NowIistentothenews.

DaleJorgensonpointsoutthatthe2.78growratewiIIbecontinuedin

thenext.

A.2years

B.10years

C.20years

D.5years

12.wasthemostpopularAmericanpoetofthiscentury.Attheage

of87,hewasinvitedtoreadapoemattheinaugurationofPresident

Kennedy.

A.EzraPound

B.RobertFrost

C.E.E.Cummings

D.CarlSandburg

13.ItisdifficultforanagencyasoldasJ.WalterThompson,whichwiII

mm140nextyear,torecordsomefirstsatsovenerableanage.Butit

wiIIdojustthatwithararechangingoftheguard.Thompson,whichworks

forbIue-chipadvertisersIikeDiageo,FordMotor,KeIIogg,Merri11Lynch,

Nest16,PfizerandReckittBenckiser,wiIIannouncetodaythatBob

Jeffrey,presidentforitsNorthAmericanoperations,wi11bepromoted

tochiefexecutive,effectiveJan.1.Mr.Jeffrey,inbeingnamedthe

ninthchiefexecutiveofThompsonsince1864,succeedsPeterA.

Schweitzer,whowiIIbecomechairman,apostthatisnowvacant.Mr.

Schweitzer,64,wiIIalsorelinquishhisdutiesasworldwidepresident

toMichaelMadeI,nowpresidentfortheThompsonoperationsinEurope,

theMiddleEastandAfrica.Mr.Jeffrey,50rwi11becomethefirst

Thompsonchiefexecutivetohavespentmostofhisadvertisingcareer

outsidetheagency.HejoinedThompsonfiveyearsagoaspresidentof

theflagshipNewYorkoffice;hecamefromtheagencynowknownasLowe

&PartnersWorldwide,partoftheInterpubIicGroupofCompanies,where

hehadbeenexecutivevicepresidentandmanagingdirectorfortheSan

Franciscooffice.Mr.Jeffrey,whowasalsoafounderofthe

GoIdsmith/JeffreyagencyinNewYork,waspromotedtohiscurrentpost

in2001.Mr.Made1,53,wiIIbethefirstThompsonworldwidepresident

tobebasedoutsideNewYork,inthiscaseLondon.Mr.MadeI,whojoined

Thompsonin1990,addsresponsibiIitiesfortheAsian-Pacificoperations

tothedutiesofhiscurrentpost,towhichhewaspromotedin1997.The

changescomeasThompson,thelargestagencyintheUnitedStatesin

revenue-andNo.4globallytbehindDentsu,McCann-EricksonWorldwide

AdvertisingandBBDOWorldwide---confrontssomedauntingchailenges.

WhileThompsonhasrecentlygainedadditionaIassignmentsfromclients

IikePfizer,theagencyhasalsolostsomeaccountsfromprominent

marketersincludingtheMillerBrewingCompanydivisionofSAB-MiIIer

andSunMicrosystems.Thompsonhashadtoshakeuptheranksofsenior

managersatofficesincitiesIikeChicago,DetroitandSanFrancisco

tohelpreassureclients.