Word: developable
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...surely it is not presumptuous to suggest that freedom isn't easily imposed by outsiders, that it is nurtured slowly and indigenously and may develop in ways that we find strange. A disciplined American humility will be essential, and the reconstruction of Iraq is the first test. Will we welcome other countries as partners - and take the edge off the occupation by inviting the U.N. to play an active role in rebuilding the government - or will we run it arrogantly, unilaterally, colonially? The second test, an evenhanded effort to resolve the Middle East conflict, will be harder still. Beyond those...
...might be inclined to think that a 1-out-of-10,000 chance of death isn't so bad. But here's the tricky thing about peanut allergy: there's no way to predict who is prone to anaphylaxis and who isn't. Many people who develop anaphylaxis previously suffered only a mild reaction after consuming peanuts. Couple that with the fact that it is increasingly difficult to avoid peanuts--which, in addition to obvious sources like peanut butter and peanut oil, may be found in plain chocolate candies, sunflower seeds and other foods because of cross-contamination in processing...
...threatening enemies-in-waiting if we keep choosing to beat them into opposition. The world knows we choose to attack Saddam because he is vulnerable, while we offer North Korea diplomacy; as a result, those countries which don’t already have nuclear bombs will vow to develop them...
...should maintain open communication with students and strongly consider which characteristics students are looking for in the next dean. Encouraging student input is crucial to ensuring that the selection committee is able to select a dean who will be prepared to address student concerns. It will also help HLS develop a reputation as an appealing institution for its students to undergo both personal and academic growth...
...hoping to establish a program of bell-ringer exchange and develop a tradition of the sacred sound,” she said...