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...more charitable toward the inspectors, it may be because the U.S. is counting on one issue to crack Saddam: Security Council Resolution 1441's requirement that he make key weapons workers available for questioning by the inspectors privately, even abroad, where the workers can be free to divulge the deepest, darkest secrets about Iraq's banned programs. "While we don't know what's been done, we do know who is doing it," says a senior U.S. official. "We just need to ask these guys to account for their time over the last four years...
...Target's director of marketing planning. "Many of our core guests have read David Kirk's books, so we thought it was a logical connection." In other words, why should TV have all the spoils? "We believe, naively or otherwise," says Callaway, "that books are capable of creating the deepest of real emotional connections with the audience. It's what has determined our whole strategy: every product tells a story...
These scenes often elicit the deepest insight into the experience of adapting the ideals of their young adulthood to the demands of a family and full-time occupation...
...time talking about John Walker Lindh and using the word traitor for the first time since the school play in which Peter Brady had to be Benedict Arnold. After 8,000 MSNBC hours of everyone's agreeing that fighting for the Taliban against the U.S. is wrong, the deepest thought anyone came up with was the 40-year-old tautology that Marin County parents are wackjobs...
...want to let the ten Crimson seniors selected as members of the Academic All-Ivy team have a word. For their hard work in a Harvard jersey, dedication to their sport and ability to balance classes and athletics at such a high level, they have my deepest congratulations. I think they deserve yours...