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...Bush has done, it is beyond belief that TIME did not select him as Person of the Year. He was clearly the dominant influence on world events during 2003. Our fighting men and women deserve a tremendous amount of respect and admiration, but who made the decision to deploy them? Mark Newton Scottsdale, U.S. I was amazed that you named the American soldier as Person of the Year. I respect U.S. service members. They are often sent to fight for causes they don't understand, and their profession can require the taking of human lives. But the people who work...
...Bush has done, it is beyond belief that TIME did not select him as Person of the Year. He was clearly the dominant influence on world events during 2003. Our fighting men and women deserve a tremendous amount of respect and admiration, but who made the decision to deploy them? MARK NEWTON Scottsdale, Ariz...
...Crimson defense received a face-lift Saturday against Dartmouth. Sullivan implemented a full-court, man-to-man defense that he had planned to use in last week’s matchup with the Big Green, but he didn’t have the opportunity to deploy it extensively. On Saturday, Sullivan put the new defense into practice immediately after Dartmouth’s first basket...
...proteins associated with prostate cancer. He and his team are now building arrays to detect markers for other cancers, heart disease and even mutant genes. In his spare time, Thundat is trying to figure out how to make his sensors more robust and discerning than they are, hoping to deploy them as cheap detectors of land mines, which cripple and kill thousands of people every year in war-ravaged nations like Angola. "We have a long way to go," he acknowledges. "Right now my friends tell me they wouldn't walk behind me and my detector in a minefield...
...They will not engage in the use of force ... They are not going to war." Junichiro Koizumi, Japan's Prime Minister, announcing his Cabinet's decision to deploy noncombat troops in Iraq...