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...Council. A pet project of Wolfowitz's, the organization consists of a group of exiled Iraqi technocrats sympathetic to Chalabi who have been feverishly planning how to restart everything from irrigation to trash collection to oil production as soon as the fighting stops. When they get the word from Garner, they will deploy as liaisons between his temporary American ministers and those Iraqis deemed salvageable from Saddam's sprawling bureaucracy. Over a period of three to six months, the U.S. bosses will hand over their ministries to the I.I.A. as they show their ability to work on their own. That...
Retired Army LT. General Jay Garner, who will serve as civil administrator in charge of reconstruction and humanitarian until an interim Iraqi government is formed, has direct responsibility for setting Iraq on the road to democracy and prosperity. His self-imposed timeline: three months to complete the task. Slightly less optimistic is the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), which has given itself 18 months to set everything right...
...hope that CASAH’s recommendations, as well as the attention to the issue it has been able to garner, will turn the dreams of past decades into a reality. The trauma that sexual assault survivors have endured at Harvard demands no less...
...might garner as much as $10 million in federal grants from agencies such as the National Science Foundation, according to DEAS Dean Venkatesh “Venky” Narayanamurti, but FAS will probably bear the brunt of the building’s cost...
...according to predetermined plans. U.S. commanders improvised all along the way, first when they encountered more resistance in the south than expected, and then when Republican Guard units failed to show up and fight for Baghdad, or Mosul, or Tikrit. And like the generals who waged the war, General Garner may find that flexibility is his crucial weapon in waging the peace...