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Then there were his recent appearances in the “Matrix?? sequels—cameos in which he basically plays himself, minus the glasses. The DVD box set even features a three-hour-long commentary in his familiar voice...
Wednesday, April 27. “The Matrix?? 7 p.m. Harvard Film Archive. Tickets $8; students and seniors $6. Tickets at the Harvard Film Archive...
...minutes” speaker 19. Beginner 20. Dog breed Shar-___ 21. Put on 22. H. H. ___ (45-Across’s real name) 23. Subject for a 1962 58-Across made by 17-Across 28. Polite refusal 30. Leather punching tools 31. “Enter The Matrix?? video game company 32. Southern states 34. Dated 37. Massachusetts Cape 38. Lead singer for the Velvet Underground (the band discovered by 40. “___ pasa?” (“What’s shaking?”) 41. “Crouching Tiger, Hidden...
These accusations came as an offshoot of Summers’ responses to questions centered around what the “Matrix?? author states as “a seemingly obvious point in the forum: some of the largest problems facing the developing world health, such as AIDS and nutrition, could be combated globally if trade policies were adapted in order to prevent further impoverishment of poor countries...
...Lack of existing primary health care infrastructure, continued political instability and cultural-religious stigmas against Western interventions are just a subset of the problems that have historically impeded many well intended international relief efforts focused on alleviating poverty and combating disease. Additionally, the author of “The Matrix?? cogently outlines many U.S. foreign policy challenges that continue to serve as obstacles to create sustained public health efforts in the developing world. However, it is speculative at best to assume that focusing primarily on changes in U.S. foreign policy would have a noticeable effect on improving health...