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...wife. The marriage had not been what he'd hoped for, and it hadn't been for years. She was completely dependent on him, and this had become a burden. He found he couldn't confide in her. Lisa's recent arrival in Washington had brought this to the fore, just when Foster needed someone to lean...
...Running MateWASHINGTON, D.C.: With the GOP presidential nomination practically his, Bob Dole is calling himself the conservative Americans want in the White House. The front-runner's sweep of the seven Super Tuesday states brought in 345 delegates and brings the question of Dole's running mate to the fore. Dole maintains that he has not thought about the No. 2 slot on his ticket "in any concerted way," but did tell CBS that he believed Colin Powell would "suit up again" if asked. A new Washington Post poll shows President Clinton leading Dole by 17 points, but another survey...
...This law was enacted after a 7-year-old girl named Megan Kanka was raped and killed by a neighbor who, unbeknownst to the community, was twice convicted for sex offenses. These new laws, some of which are being challenged in states including New Jersey, bring to the fore a number of troubling questions about the role of individual rights in our country's legal and moral code...
...bomb in his mobile telephone. That gave the hard-liners what they saw as justification to act. They were moved not only by vengeful anger but by the desire to prove that Ayyash's demise had not crippled them and by the need to bring Hamas back to the fore after the marginalizing effects of the elections. "We want those who are planning to ignore us to know that we are bigger than they think,"says "Odeh," a Hamas activist in the West Bank...
Ultimately, the film delivers a certain honesty and sensitivity that one cannot help but admire--especially by the harsh reality of the final scene, where the present in Bosnia comes painfully to the fore. For the movie admits, implicitly, a self-doubt, a possibility of failure, but one that encourages further introspection: such is the nature of serious search, a journey in the modern world...