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Here, self-exclusion from the feast of life takes a fresh turn.

With Anderson's successful debut in a Charlotte uniform Wednesday night against the Washington Bullets, his career took a fresh turn.

The tale of a kidnapped American soldier took a fresh turn on Friday, with a relative saying that kidnappers had demanded a $250,000 ransom for his release.

The long-running drama over who will succeed Lee A. Iacocca at the Chrysler Corporation took a fresh turn today.

The confrontation between Israeli forces and Hamas had taken a fresh turn earlier on Dec. 13, when Qassam abducted Sgt.-Maj.

THE battle for the ownership of ITN, the TV news service, took a fresh turn yesterday when the bidding companies decided to extend the offer to November 18.

ITALY'S continuing corruption probe took a fresh turn with the confession by Carlo De Benedetti, Olivetti's chairman, that he, too, was forced to grease a few palms along the way.

Companies The drama over Lee Iacocca's successor at Chrysler took a fresh turn as a G.M. executive acknowledged that he had discussed with Iacocca the possibility of joining Chrysler.

An uproar over remarks made last month by the president of Harvard about the performance of women in math and science took a fresh turn yesterday when a critical essay, written by the presidents of three other universities, was published by The Boston Globe.

Efforts by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani to champion grand new ballparks for the Yankees and the Mets took a fresh turn yesterday, with the mayor proposing a financing formula in which each team would pay one-third of the costs of new stadiums.

Relations between the United States and Austria, until several years ago a matter of such calm orderliness as to be virtually ignored in the press, are about to take a fresh turn in the spotlight with the selection of Henry A. Grunwald as the new United States Ambassador.

It took a fresh turn on Friday, when Gucci said Francois Pinault, a self-made billionaire whose mixed holdings include the French Au Printemps department store chain and London's famed Christie's auction house, had agreed to pay $3 billion for a 40 percent stake in Gucci.