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...awkward moment for Bush, as he began a seven-day diplomatic trip to smooth over relations in Europe and seek peace in the Middle East. Moreover, mistrust about the Iraqi intelligence was growing just as the Administration began to make a similar case against Iran. In order to defend the credibility of his agency, CIA Director George Tenet took the unusual step of issuing a statement last Friday dismissing suggestions that the CIA politicized its intelligence. "Our role is to call it like we see it, to tell policymakers what we know, what we don't know, what we think...
...university ought to outright defend these issues,” said Mendelsohn. “But Harvard hesitated...
...visit while the litigation was underway in order to keep the funding would have been preferable to capitulating without a fight. Though a legal challenge may not have ultimately succeeded, by declining to appeal the Air Force’s decision, the law school missed an opportunity to defend its values in the courtroom...
...roster was young, it is anything but inexperienced after facing five of the top teams in the nation, thoroughly dominating league challengers and commanding respect with its impressive showing in the NCAA tournament. With its entire starting lineup returning, the Crimson is poised to not only defend its title next year, but to begin challenging the nation’s elite from the very start of the season...
...only downside of the fall was that so many Crimson players went deep into the All-American tournament that the team could not field a full roster to defend its ECAC indoor championship against Yale. But Harvard would get to avenge that defeat handily in the spring...