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...federal government??s $6.1 million award to Harvard represents roughly 8 percent of the College’s financial aid budget this fiscal year. While this aid varies year to year based on an allocation formula, Harvard consistently receives a large chunk of the total awarded by the federal government...
...talk entitled “Iraq, WMD: Lessons Learned and Unlearned,” Kay told a packed crowd that the false belief that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction was based on the government??s outdated intelligence system...
Foster is Medicare’s chief actuary, the government??s top nonpartisan analyst of Medicare costs. An award-winning mathematician with—as The New York Times recently described it—a “reputation for being careful in his assessments,” Foster estimated (after “dozens and dozens of analyses”) that Bush’s prescription drug benefit bill would cost about $150 billion more over 10 years than the White House told Congress...
...hundred soldiers have lost their lives, and the death toll is still climbing, with new deaths reported every day. Almost $200 billion have been spent at the expense of important domestic programs, and we are currently facing the largest deficit of our generation. The American government??s unilateral efforts and contempt for international law have also distanced the U.S. from the international community. There are no signs that the world is a safer place today than it was a year ago, despite the invasion of Iraq being a part of Bush?...
...quadratic equation represents “Mesopotamiazation.” Why should democracy and mass literacy be any less universally applicable? Indeed, the 2003 AHDR found that Arabs are more likely to agree with the statement “democracy is better than any other form of government?? than anyone else in the world...