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...been months in the making. Since the fall, Bush had been worrying that terrorists might get their hands on nuclear, biological or chemical weapons--and he wanted to warn rogue states not to help them do it. So in January the Defense Department drew up an assessment of the danger and channeled it back to the White House, where two speechwriters, Michael Gerson and David Frum, came up with what they thought was the perfect rallying...
...checks or direct legal strategies to its dioceses around the world. But it is hammering out new procedures for handling future abuse allegations in a "desire to coordinate actions in these delicate matters," says Monsignor Tarcisio Bertone, a Vatican official. The Vatican's new involvement has a potential danger: it could actually make its deep pockets more vulnerable to those seeking damages down the road...
...TIME: What message does your party have to get across? Durkan: There?s a danger that people assume our vision has already been achieved in the Good Friday agreement and the stage is now clear for others. The agreement is a huge achievement for the S.D.L.P., but it?s really a point of departure, not a point of arrival. There?s still a long way to go, and we?re going to find the path. Our performance in the government has been better and more constructive than any other party...
Both in language and action, Reagan would not remain complacent in the face of tangible danger; passive co-existence with a tyrannical enemy wasn’t an acceptable option...
With the Beanpot consolation game coming up Monday, the danger of overlooking Vermont has occurred to the players, but in their opinions it is a minimal factor...