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...prosecutors, the company is actually betraying its customers' trust by retaining information on every search and resultant Web-page retrieval. If phone companies logged the content of everybody's phone calls, consumers would be outraged. Perhaps Google's respecting the privacy of its customers is not congruent with the goal of Internet domination...
...leadership and the world,” said Gardner. “Soft power,” a term originally coined by Professor Nye, focuses on the idea of “reaching out to other countries, by convincing them that our interests and their interests are congruent,” Gardner said. Gardner discussed his recent book, “Mission Italy: On the Front Lines of the Cold War,” in which he traced American attempts to contain Eurocommunism, the rise of the Italian Red Brigades, and the buildup of nuclear weapons in Europe...
...more sympathetic to a liberal agenda. In attempting to draw a sharp distinction between politics and faith, even in political debate, the Left essentially hinders the participation of most of the American public in progressive philosophical and political conversation and presents a false dichotomy that posits conservatism as congruent with faith and progressivism as antithetical. What a sad fate for the progressive political and theological tradition that has not been the most prolific, but has been at times quite powerful, most recently in the short Civil Rights Era of the 1950s and 1960s...
...wildly bounding and fun masterpiece of modern design. The music —a well-balanced blend of live keyboard and resounding lyrics—drives the show, and the cast’s sweeping limb extensions, artful poses, swaying heads and accentuated facial expressions are congruent with the musical dynamic. But do not be fooled by its straightforward presentation. The World Goes ’Round, chock-full of cutting wit and daring sexual innuendo, is fresh and racy to the core...
...More importantly, Allawi emphasized, Iraqis are determined to fight the insurgents, and take over from American troops. Some 100,000 have already been trained, and more are on the way. Again, this analysis is quite congruent with the picture painted by the Bush administration, but others, such as the widely respected strategic analyst Anthony Cordesman, who bases his work mostly on conversations with U.S. commanders on the ground, suggest that when it comes to effective combat units that can be deployed alongside U.S. forces, only two or three battalions of Iraqis pass muster - i.e. no more than 2,500 troops...