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More than 100 of Kuwait's artistic treasures are on view in this extraordinary exhibit without walls. It demonstrates anew that war is not the Middle East's only legacy. The region remains a primary font of religious and aesthetic genius...
Before the cycle starts anew...
...holds a place of respect in the record books. But as a symbol of apartheid, this graceful African gazelle became an endangered species on the world's playing fields because of boycotts by sports organizations. Now that South Africa is allowed to play again, the sporting springbok is threatened anew...
...threat also remains real. U.S. links to Arab oil-producing states, strengthened during the gulf war, could weaken again if hostilities with Israel flare anew. The U.S. survived the disruptions of Kuwaiti and Iraqi oil shipments during the gulf war by tapping into stockpiles and benefiting from a Saudi boost in production. That experience has done nothing to convince Americans that they need to fashion a new, conservation-oriented energy policy; U.S., as well as European and Japanese, dependence on Arab oil remains acute. Warns a British diplomat: "Anyone who suggests that the West, including the U.S., doesn't need...
...hypothesized, "They [the liberals] may be trying to refurbish their image--to start anew with a new organization...