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...about what they are up against. Pentagon optimists remain convinced that the insurgency is small and slowly choking to death. "Real insurgents need the support of the local population, and they don't have that," says a senior civilian aide who traveled in Iraq last weekend with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. "They are going to wither and die. The question is how long it will take...
...pressure was also intense. Just the week before, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was in the region pressing the officers about why this was taking so long. Sitting in front of walls lined with maps and flat video screens, Rumsfeld marveled at the elusiveness of the quarry. ?I?m dumbfounded when I think about it,? he told Army Major General Raymond Odierno, commander of the 4th Infantry. ?The chances of us using that kind of money to find somebody - to figure out how to invest some time and develop a network and produce the information that would do it - I mean...
Statistics department chair Donald B. Rubin said that though the renovations were something of a disturbance to the professors and students in his department, he hopes that the newly renovated rooms and increased office space will be worth the wait...
...since they work just fine. Companies like Avaya, Citel, Mitel and Nortel offer equipment running "converged systems," which let companies operate traditional phone systems alongside an IP network. "You only need to migrate those people who actually get some benefit from having a new device on the desktop," says Donald Peterson, chairman and CEO of Avaya. "For people who sit at the guard station at the back door, you can leave the existing devices there...
...holder of the office should give an economically illiterate speech to an American business audience in some part of the world where the local economy is said to be threatening ours. But even by the dismal standards set by Commerce Secretaries in the past, the extraordinary recent performance of Donald Evans before the American Chamber of Commerce in Beijing set a new low. What's more, Evans' speech turned out to be a precursor to action: in mid-November the Administration imposed quotas on Chinese-made bathrobes, bras and knit fabrics. Washington said it was merely enforcing a safeguard provision...