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...Centre for European Reform in London. He argues that narrowing Europe's persistent growth gap with the U.S. would provide the pride and the resources to increase Europe's influence. "You have to revive the sense of economic dynamism," he says. "Ultimately, both soft and hard power depend on it." While Europeans remain stingy about increasing defense outlays, European troops have become more readily deployable in trouble spots. If E.U. countries manage to ratify the European constitution over the next few years, an E.U. Foreign Minister and diplomatic corps could help cajole member states into a more cohesive and effective...
...team laden with young and inexperienced skaters, Harvard must depend on its veteran statesmen...
...polls, IRV would generate a ripple effect on the campaign process. Efforts to bar third-party candidates from the ballot would be moot, since they would have little chance of playing a spoiler role in any election. More significantly, candidates without a clear majority would need to depend on more than just first-place votes to gain victory, so IRV would curb negative campaigning...
...double-teamed a lot and my teammates did a great job of driving and making passes,” Offsay said. “I’m not a playmaker but need to depend on them to get me the ball, so anytime I have a good game it’s always a reflection on them...
...answer to the question "Did you sleep well?" may depend on where you live. According to "Sleep in the City," a study that ranks the 50 most populous U.S. metropolitan areas according to whose residents sleep best, Minneapolis tops the list, reporting 23 nights of good sleep a month. The country's most fitful sleepers hail from Detroit, with Cleveland and Nashville close behind. (See TIME.com/sleep for the full list...