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...plan—at least no public plan—for restoring stability in Iraq after a war, nor is there an exit strategy. No one seems to know what will happen after an invasion, what Bush wants to accomplish or what each American soldier will be trying to implement. Conventional logic fails. So what sort of logic is Bush using...
...fighting charges that he bribed judges in a case connected to the state's sale of a food conglomerate. So it's not surprising that he shows no signs of giving in, or of selling off his media outlets. Nor is he rushing to fulfill a campaign pledge to implement a system of independent controls on these holdings. In fact, Berlusconi seems bent on expansion. Fininvest, the Berlusconi family holding company, bought shares in several banks and raised its stake in the Spanish network, Telecinco, to 52% from 40%. In early February, the Prime Minister's oldest daughter, Marina...
...goals are, broadly, to listen hard to what students and faculty tell me about what is already in place, about priorities for the future, and about the specific strategies that will work best at Harvard,” Edwards said, “and then to find ways to implement the best ideas with good sense and a minimum of bureaucracy...
Within a quarter-century, we will have completed the reverse engineering of the human brain and will understand its principles of operation. We can then implement similar "biologically inspired" methods of information processing using far more powerful computational technology. This will combine our human strengths in pattern recognition and emotional and artistic intelligence with the speed, capacity and knowledge sharing of machines...
...Girls are starting to play at a younger age,” said Ruggiero, an Olympic silver and gold medalist. “Whether or not [checking is allowed] at the college level depends if the [youth leagues] want to implement...