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...military presence would be needed in the initial post-Saddam days. Someone would have to dole out the humanitarian assistance that Iraqi civilians would need. Almost 60% of Iraqis depend on their government for food. "Liberators" would not be welcomed if they did not swiftly provide the country's 25 million citizens with rations, water, shelter and medical care. Under the plan, Franks would start delivering supplies in the wake of his advancing troops...
It’s not every day that President George W. Bush wants to dole out $15 billion in foreign aid. But when it becomes a part of his pro-oil, anti-people foreign policy, he’s more than willing to whip out America’s checkbook...
...incumbent has held his seat since 1996, when Bob Dole left to pursue an unsuccessful presidential...
...minds—even the panel’s pamphlet supplement proclaimed itself “Courtesy of the Junior Parents’ Weekend Committee and, indirectly, Your Tuition Checks.”) The question is appropriate, given that students without financial support from Harvard had to dole out $18,350 for tuition, room, board, fees and health insurance for the spring semester alone. Parents are forced to wonder whether they should have sent their children to a public school for a fraction of the cost—the University of California at Berkeley, for example, costs about...
...publicity had its effect. And a call that Senator Elizabeth Dole made to Mahoney asking about Jesica--when he happened to be meeting with Duke's administrators--probably didn't hurt. Duke officials publicly accepted responsibility for the botched operation last Monday. Three days later, a new set of organs, for which recipients typically have to wait a year or two, made its way to Jesica. But it came two weeks too late. Jesica's latest set of heart and lungs was working well, but the trauma had caused irreparable brain damage...