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...that Iran, Hizballah's sponsor, is sufficiently dangerous to regional peace that defanging its proxy becomes something that every sensible party would want to do. "Iran," says Peres, "is trying to make a mockery of world institutions." That thought leads to the fifth key to peace--and perhaps the hardest of all to pin down...
...goodbye [with my family] was one of the hardest goodbyes of my life. I left 19 members of my family with none of us knowing what was to come. Many of them are American citizens, but [were] trapped nevertheless...
...rise in oil prices since 1997, which is pumping vast sums of unexpected new revenue into Arab investments. But much of it is also due to the savvy of executives like Alabbar, who can put Emaar's clout to advantage. "You go where your $100 million will work hardest," says Alabbar. "I'm looking at developing economies. Mature economies like those in Europe are not that exciting compared with India, which is growing at 7% or more. I'm looking eastward seriously, toward China." In July Emaar became the first Middle East property developer to open an office there...
Napping has had the hardest time gaining traction, despite the scientific evidence in its favor. A study by NASA found, for example, that a 26-minute nap increased pilots' performance 34%. "What other management strategy will improve people's performance 34% in 26 minutes?" asks Mark Rosekind, president of Alertness Solutions, a fatigue-management consultancy, and the former NASA scientist who conducted the research. Yet most businesses still reject public napping. According to a survey by William Anthony, a Boston University professor of rehabilitation counseling who created National Napping Day, 70% of respondents who sleep at work do so secretly...
...Stephanie is the hardest working person I have ever met,” Magnus said. “She will do everything correct and won’t let anyone on the team down...