Word: intentionallies
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...hasn't been given enough credit for helping the Americans in Afghanistan. It has had recent border disputes with Arab neighbors. The E.U. has just blasted its human-rights record, and U.N. nuclear inspectors have uncovered evidence that contradicts Iranian claims that its nuclear program is purely peaceful in intent. That exercises Washington in particular, but also London, Paris and Berlin, which last October jointly reached an agreement with Tehran to stop activities that might contribute to bomb construction. Just as the incident with the British was winding down, Iran announced it was repudiating the agreement. Washington now wants...
...hopes the news from Iraq will change for the better. There are plausible explanations for some of the Administration's actions (for example, the government should at least consider some extreme methods of eliciting information from terrorists intent on mass murder). But George W. Bush is facing a long, hot summer of investigations and exposes that will last deep into the campaign season, and last week, for the first time, a Gallup-CNN poll indicated that a majority of Americans think that the war in Iraq was a mistake. This is a difficult trajectory to turn around, and the erupting...
...that John Kerry has fleshed out his economic plan, investors should start thinking about a presidential portfolio. Intent on rolling back tax cuts, pushing a tough environmental agenda and slashing the budget deficit, Kerry in office would quickly change the investment backdrop for a handful of industries. So, as he and George W. Bush gain and fall in the polls between now and November, expect certain stocks to fall in and out of favor...
...famous September 2002 morning prayers address, Summers said that divestment—a drive urging Harvard to disinvest from holdings in Israel because of alleged human rights violations—and similar movements singling out Israel were “anti-Semitic in their effect if not their intent.” In that address, he expressed his concern from a very personal perspective, despite its strong impact on campus...
Harvard remained calm on the ensuing possession, intent to play keep away until the shot clock had been sufficiently consumed. With about 10 seconds left—and 35 ticks remaining in the game—junior captain Jason Norman took his defender to the hoop. His layup bounced off the backboard and rolled off the front iron, giving Yale one final chance...