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...fiery belligerence, denounced the U.N. team as spies and accused the U.S. of sending it to provide "precise information for the coming aggression." But Saddam spoke extemporaneously on television the next day and urged "patience" in letting the inspectors do their work, "to keep our people out of harm's way." Ordinary Iraqis welcomed the inspections. "Let the inspectors do their work. They will find nothing, and then maybe the sanctions will be lifted," said Ali Ahmed, who was enjoying the 'Id holiday at an amusement park. Saddam may be gritting his teeth, but his strategy is to play...
...solution is satisfactory; either way, the administration needs to find a way—some way—of stymieing cheaters. To turn a blind eye to this problem—and yes, it really is a problem—is to ignore a situation which causes real, tangible harm on the students who least deserve it: the ones who don’t cheat...
...limit with moviegoers? Even some ad people are nervous. "It's a very delicate place to advertise," says Alex Bogusky, creative director for Crispin Porter + Bogusky, an agency in Miami that created prefilm BMW commercials. "People have paid money to go see a film. You can do real harm. You show up as an uninvited guest." --By Heather Won Tesoriero and Kate Carcaterra
Even though North Korea has admitted it possesses nukes, the U.S. seems in no hurry to act against a charter member of President Bush's "axis of evil"--perhaps because any such action could seriously harm American interests in Asia. So why punish poor Iraq? And what is Bush going to do with Pakistan, if it is true that its experts helped North Korea build its nuclear weapons? ASHOK PANDEY Istanbul...
...last night’s meeting, some dancers said that Radcliffe should reconsider its decision to take back Rieman—since losing the dance space will harm mostly women...