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...session, Bush talked about policy matters and thanked those present for supporting his agenda, then took questions from the audience of about two dozen people. Garza told TIME, "We were very happy that Jack Abramoff helped us to be with the President. Bush was in a very good mood--very upbeat and positive." No evidence has emerged that the Bush Administration has done anything for the Kickapoo at Abramoff's behest...
These stereotypes might be blamed on DNA and social evolution, a genetic leaning toward jealousy that was exacerbated by ancient traditions of polygamy and the monthly curse of PMS. Multiple mistresses and menstrual cycles? No wonder we’re known for mood swings and swinging fists...
...logjam. It allowed for a Palestinian state, but absent a reliable negotiating partner, Israel would decide what that state would look like. Suddenly Sharon had positioned himself to the left, and also to the right, of the traditional Israeli parties. "It was a perfect reflection of the country's mood," says David Makovsky of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. "After 40 years of occupying the territories, people are sick and tired of it. They don't want to have anything to do with Palestinians. They were going to give Sharon a big victory in the [March 28] elections...
...mentioned rumors that part of the reason the virus spread so rapidly was because of vomit and diarrhea in some of the Cabot tunnels that was not immediately cleaned away. However, now that the spread of the virus has been slowed and most of the students have recovered, the mood around the house is light-hearted, said Kargere and numerous Cabot students. Cabot House sophomore Matthew T. Valji created a Facebook group titled “The Cabot Virus Sucks Ass.” Others have suggested making t-shirts celebrating their survival. Upon first mention of the virus, Kargere...
...will back down from its enrichment program. There is still room for maneuver: Iran has yet to start actually spinning the centrifuges to enrich uranium gas, and could agree under pressure to voluntarily desist from turning on the machines for a little while longer. But with the current mood towards Tehran in capitals around the world, that kind of gesture may not be enough...