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...sure if I'm totally convinced. So, President Bill better heed my warning. If I'm not satisfied, I might even employ my John Locke manuscripts--any social contract abused should be dissolved. Was he British? No matter. I'm on a mission...
...they want to organize a relatively small, fast-moving high-tech force that could react swiftly to security threats along the troubled periphery. The generals expect to bring troop strength down to 1.5 million officers and men sometime after 1993. How soon depends on finding ways to house and employ the hundreds of thousands of professional officers who will be demobilized. The housing shortage is severe: more than 200,000 officers and their families are already living in run-down barracks and drafty tents in Russia...
...council is currently reviewing Healy's performance and deciding whether to renew his contract or let it expire and employ him without any long-term agreement...
...question is whether being First Lady will change Hillary Clinton or whether she will change the role. Given the credentials she has, there is speculation that Bill Clinton will find a way to employ his wife without igniting a protest. After all, a new generation of leaders brings with it new assumptions about the roles that women -- even wives -- should play. Hillary may eventually conclude that she can use the First Lady's bully pulpit however she wishes, and then let her accomplishments carry...
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