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...visa process remains complicated and filled with delays, we risk losing some of our most talented scientists and compromising our country??s position at the forefront of technological innovation,” Summers wrote...
...night approached, Dartboard prepared to jeer and mock the out-of-good-graces leader, as is customary. But as she braced herself to wince at mispronunciations, misnomers (Secretary of the State Rumsfeld?) and tragically ill-formed sentences (“This has been tough weeks in that country??) she actually gleaned something useful from the rhetorically-handicapped leader...
...other world leaders. In 1993, Labor Prime Minister Paul Keating famously had the country denied membership to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations by calling Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad a “recalcitrant” for refusing to attend an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting. Despite their country??s military insignificance, Australian leaders have rarely been afraid to chart their own course—except, that is, when blindly supporting U.S foreign policy...
...White House must surely feel its credibility in other coalition countries slipping away. The terrorist attacks in Spain quickly mobilized that country??s people to elect a new anti-war government, and the United States lost one of its few allies in the War on Terror. Thankfully, it didn’t take such violence to wake the Australian people from their slumber of submission...
...been the case in recent memory, the Tigers (6-2, 2-0)—winners of 10 Ivy League championships and six NCAA championships since 1992—will arrive in Cambridge as one of the country??s top teams...