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...Fleeting though it may be, this moment deserves to be cherished...
...think for a moment this is a problem just for a few museums in the U.S. Last fall Rutelli told TIME that he planned to turn next "to European institutions, starting with Denmark, as well as Japan and other parts of the world. And it goes for [Italy] too. We have returned hundreds of stolen archaeological artifacts from Pakistan, Iran and Iraq." In January he made his first successful claim against a private collector, Shelby White, a trustee of the Met, who agreed to give back 10 items from the collection she had formed with her late husband. And Italy...
...with my thesis advisor here,” she said.And although she still hasn’t decided whether she’ll enroll in the two-year masters program or the three-year doctorate, she admits that “the three-year doctorate sounds appealing at the moment.”But Blattler hasn’t completely discarded continuing pole vaulting across the Atlantic. Since no NCAA undergraduate rules would apply for her at Oxford, she’s thought about vaulting for Oxford’s track club recreationally.“Actually Harvard-Yale sends...
...improve relations with Iran through diplomacy rather than threats. If those attitudes hold, McCain's rude bellicosity faces an uphill climb. It is likely, of course, that the numbers will melt in the heat of a campaign, especially when words like victory and patriotism are invoked, but for a moment in Doha it was possible to believe that the distance between the U.S. and Islamic worlds was closing a bit. Or, as a Libyan said to me, employing an Obamism, "I think everyone is ready to turn the page...
...think it will hold," Crocker said of the ceasefire. "The Shi'a are just as sick of militia violence as the Sunnis are." But Sadr is notoriously unpredictable. And while allowing for some optimism, U.S. officials remain unsure what will unfold. "It truly is a wait-and-see moment," Petraeus said...