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...somewhat skeptical that there need be such a conflict of interests. But I am not at all skeptical that if or when there is, the interests of both sides—of both potential sets of victims—must be taken into account to an appropriate extent...
...system is as secure as any other system. If anyone attempted to hack into it, they would be prosecuted for felony to the fullest extent of the law,” McNitt said...
...meeting resolved, simply, to meet again 10 days from now. And the U.S. plans to hold similar meetings in other parts of the country, hoping to arrange some form of national assembly to adopt a constitution and plan for elections to be held within a year. Given the extent of discord, that timetable may be optimistic...
...boring answer is, Nobody's. (The sanctimonious one is, The truth.) The real question is whether the role of the press in war extends to maintaining morale--and to what extent "maintaining morale" is a synonym for "not ticking off the viewers." Arnett's crime was that he "created a perception" of bias, to use the standard weasel words. Worse, he created a perception of the opposite bias from that which, as is clear to anyone with sight, MSNBC wants to convey. The network flies a flag in its lower left-hand corner and uses the military's name...
...disease. Headlines calling the disease an “epidemic” when the number of people possibly infected in this country is still miniscule make the disease appear much more serious and widespread than it has proven so far. (Although China, as usual, has been prevaricating about the extent of infection, and it might be larger there than Beijing admits.) Harvard’s recommended moratorium on University-related trips to East Asia is overcautious. The recommendation has added to the sense that SARS is something especially dangerous and contagious...