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While Blair is on the ropes because he misled a country steadfast against a premature and unnecessary invasion, Bush is only on the ropes—and only kind of??because his public relations machine is dumbstruck for the first time. Bush wagered the White House on finding a deadly desert stockpile and is now trying to redefine deadly. Meanwhile, democrats have left themselves vulnerable because, rather than facing off with Bush on the merits of invasion, they insist on holding him to that bet—fine as long as nothing turns...
...Suddenly the University was in the position of??making a handsome profit from war, and that needs to be reflected upon,” Palmer says...
...societal level, when we demand government protection from the risks we’re all afraid of??risks that hit our emotional hot buttons even though they may not necessarily be the ones that threaten us the most—time and money devoted to these lesser risks aren’t available to protect us from the bigger ones, and some of the people left exposed to those big ones...
First Class Marshal Krishnan N. Subrahmanian ’03 said the e-mail system was the “fairest process we could think of?? and called the possible manipulation of the system by some ticketholders “unfortunate...
...percent in 1985 and only 15 percent in 1972. In the last 25 years, Playgirl models on average have shed 12 pounds of fat and gained 27 pounds of muscle, while children’s action toys have grown to proportions that steroid-popping bodybuilders can only dream of??a sort of male analog to the absurd ideal of Barbie...