Season of U.S. Travel in 2004

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Conditional optimism runs rampant: U.S. hotels look forward to 2004. (Quarterly Trends in the Hotel Industry (USA))

High Sierra Sport Co. extends 'official' pact with U.S. Ski Team.(Brief Article) (Wearables Business)

Simulating the U.S. Impacts of Alternative Asian Soybean Rust Treatment Regimes (Agricultural and Resource Economics Review)

U.S. Sees Record Prices for Gasoline This Spring (Transport Topics)

CAUTIOUS CONFIDENCE; U.K. TRADE SHOW ORGANIZERS ARE REPORTING STRONG FAIRS, BUT ADD THAT VENDORS AND BUYERS ARE MORE TENTATIVE THAN EVER. (WWD)

Vital Processing Brings DCC Service to U.S. Market.(dynamic currency conversion) (Bank Technology News)

Grand Prix series cultivates talent.(Chevy Trucks U.S. Snowboarding) (Skiing)

A taste of regional African cuisine: for the past few years, there has been an increase in new, African-inspired products in U.S. Grocery stores. Additionally, common African ingredients, such as egusi, sorghum and the pilau spice, have started showing up on the menus of African-inspired, U.S. Restaurants.(culinary creations) (Prepared Foods)

FOREIGN INTEREST; SCOUTING OUT EXCLUSIVE MERCHANDISE FROM TOP EUROPEAN BRANDS NOT WIDELY AVAILABLE IN THE U.S. MARKET, KINGAROOS IS BOUNDING AHEAD.(Kinga Kosek-Kubiak)(Company overview) (Footwear News)

The growing storm over Syria: Damascus may be the latest U.S. target for regime change.(SYRIA) (National Catholic Reporter)