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...investigative tool, there is nothing stopping it from doing so. “I’m sure if there were a compelling incident, the administration would have to follow up on it,” says Lewis.IS IT WORTH IT?As internet consumers, we have the option to surrender ourselves to the pleasures and dangers of technology, or to protect our privacy with a more vigilant attitude toward cyberspace. Social networking websites like Facebook do have some positive aspects, and are often credited with facilitating new relationships and preserving old ones. Yet involvement in such networks places its beneficiaries...
...planning to make a decision in the first quarter for the option to use the PPM to measure...
...mulligan. That was our one slip up, and you can’t have another slip up. You know Penn’s not going to slip up, and Yale’s probably not going to slip up again either. We really don’t have an option other than coming home with two.” It’s difficult to point to any one identifying feature of the New York road trip as the Crimson’s stumbling block.Over the past four seasons, Harvard holds a 2-2 mark in both Newman Arena (Cornell...
Finally, the third and most radical option would be a flashback to 1981 and the Israeli air strikes on Osirak, Saddam’s best shot at nuclear proliferation. The protagonist for such move could be not only the over-stretched U.S., but also Israel, the only nuclear power of the region, and a indefatigable antagonist of Teheran. Yet, such a move would assure full-fledged war with the theocracy, and the latter’s main power lies not in Shehab-3 missiles that can reach Jerusalem, but in the power it has over oil prices, everyone?...
...named lifelong president of the foundation, and that a direct descendant of Onassis would have the automatic right to that role provided he or she had the "capacity to serve" and was "willing to serve," according to legal documents obtained by Time. "The executors [of the will] had no option than to accept her terms," says Papadimitriou. "They would have had to take Christina to court to force her to hand over the part [of the fortune earmarked] for the foundation...