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...Cruise is entitled to his personal opinions, but if he is going to express them publicly, he might care to do so with a bit more clarity. Was he implying that chattel slavery in his own country in the 1860s and the fascism that engulfed Europe in the 1930s were things not worth being "solved" with a war? James Lehmann, Nyon, Switzerland
...However, Roché says efforts made by authorities to express remorse over the victims of the accident that set off the rioting - and refrain from denying any responsibility of police in their deaths - marks a major difference with 2005. Back then, it was largely the refusal by authorities to even consider that the police had played a role in the deaths of two young residents of Clichy-sous-Bois that whipped their peers into rioting that soon spread across the nation. "It's that attitude that banlieue residents deserve whatever they get that makes so many people angry," notes Cazenave...
...addition, Brady persuaded a mortgage broker to add him to his American Express Black Card, an exclusive charge card, according to court documents. Brady then proceeded to charge more than $18,000 to the card...
...polls and focus groups, voters continue to express doubts about Obama's readiness for the presidency, particularly when compared with Clinton. Some analysts have taken to saying that "experience" is a threshold question - that Obama does not need to be seen as more ready than Clinton, just ready enough to do the job. That might be true (or it might not), but the evidence suggests that many voters still have reservations about the Illinois Senator. And the Clinton campaign plainly intends to do what it can to undermine her rival on this very point between now and January...
...Cruise is entitled to his personal opinions, but if he is going to express them publicly, he might care to do so with a bit more clarity. Was he implying that chattel slavery in his own country in the 1860s and the fascism that engulfed Europe in the 1930s were things not worth being "solved" with a war? James Lehmann, Nyon, Switzerland...