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...minute detail what prohibited weapons it has ever produced, stored or documented as well as something equally dangerous but more elusive: its intellectual and industrial capacity to make new illicit weapons after the inspectors go home. That means Iraq also has to report on thousands of so-called dual-use facilities such as paint factories, pesticide plants, hospitals and distilleries, which could conceivably be involved in making weapons, along with material-procurement networks and import lists. U.S. officials say a misleading or incomplete report will not trigger instant military action, since they want inspections to go on to document...
Here, Law encountered a problem. By virtue of his both moral and practical representation of his archdiocese and of Rome, Law has a dual responsibility. It seems to many that the obvious and reflexive response to learning that a priest was abusive to children would be to inform the police. Yet I am unconvinced that those priests who have made confession with the cardinal, or other priests within court documents, deserve any fewer religious entitlements than do the laity who repent immoral acts that happen to be criminal. Ordinarily, any ordained Catholic would be defrocked for breaking the seal...
...already leaked to the media by U.S. officials on Monday despite the priority supposedly given to maintaining the declaration's security, makes clear that the only weapons programs Iraq is acknowledging are those terminated under the previous inspection regime, and that the Iraqis will claim any additional components as "dual-use" items being retained for innocuous civilian purposes...
Harvard won the majority of events yesterday, but fell 64-63. Although the result was disappointing, the championship meet in March—Indoor Heps—counts significantly more than the dual meets that precede...
Harvard’s most outstanding performer, senior Chris Lambert—one of the United Kingdom’s top sprinters—will not be competing for another month, as he has a more long-term focus than the college season and Harvard’s dual meets provide him with no competition. In Lambert’s absence, Harvard sophomore Travis Hughes came up with the win in the 60-meter dash...