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...repeated China's entreaties but received no promises. Meanwhile, Japan has offered to pay for part of the multibillion-dollar pipeline--as long as it terminates in the Russian port of Nakhodka, near Japan. Moscow seems inclined to take Japan's offer. "China feels betrayed," says Bernard Cole, an expert on China's oil needs at the National War College...
...sales from Canada, the busloads of seniors trekking over the border for their meds have become an indelible image. Bringing in cheaper drugs from next door looks like a simple step that could provide immediate relief. "People can relate to it," says Uwe Reinhardt, an economist and health-policy expert at Princeton University...
...role ultimately involved educating myself on the particular style of music. I knew shamefully little going into this project, but to be able to perform this type of music, I really had to work to grasp the method behind it (not that I am claiming to have become an expert in any way). Admittedly, I’m still working on solidifying this. Hopefully I’ll have figured it out by Thursday...
Wrangham speaks with the ease of an expert on Alfred Kinsey, sliding in and out of anecdotes about the controversial professor as he discusses the film. It becomes apparent that Wrangham is interested in Kinsey on a more personal than professional level...
...University is committed to creating a new position for an expert who can lead this effort. A search for that person will begin immediately, and the entire community should feel confident that we will recruit an outstanding candidate who will be attracted by the desire and commitment of the Harvard community to address these issues in a creative and effective manner that demonstrates the best qualities of our students, faculty and administration...