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...responsibility for "the horrendous crimes of the National Socialist regime." But Vienna will be measured less by what's in its history textbooks than by what's on its statute books, and the democratic choice of 27 percent of Austrians may have done their country's image irreparable harm...
...harm done for a few sleepless nights. It's definitely worth it," said Shankar Duraiswamy '02, a Bradley supporter...
...there was Juan Mayr of Colombia, president of the United Nations conference on biosafety, breaking into tears as he announced early Saturday that after several years of contentious negotiations, an agreement had been reached. The protocol would allow countries to reject genetically modified foods without scientific evidence of harm, and it would require exporters to label shipments that may contain added genetic material, but it would not force them to separate normal and altered agricultural products...
...challenge is maintaining security without preventing access, Steen explained. Harvard does not have a 'firewall' protecting its system, a technology that would restrict any computers outside of the system, because this would harm the usefulness of the system. Most universities do not use firewalls for the same reason--to maximize access and usefulness...
Construction Unnecessary, May Harm Dumbarton Oaks...