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...specialty seems to be war and disaster. Why? I sort of numbed myself after my dad's death and certainly after my brother's death. I wanted to go places where the pain outside would match the pain that I was feeling inside. War seemed like really my only option...
...think there's still a huge amount we don't know about what animals need and want," he says. "Could we reach the point someday where we as a community say, We don't think this is a good species to keep in a zoo environment?" That option is always open. But given the pleasure zoos provide--especially for those kids pressed up against the chain-link fence--it's not one to be taken lightly...
...finally cottoned on to what most foreigners living here already know. As an Indian studying in the U.S., I find even the most minor dental work prohibitively expensive and have scheduled medical procedures in line with vacations back home. Going to India for elective surgery is a very viable option: it's cheaper, Indian health care is world class, and the postoperative care is next to unbeatable. I was happy to read that Americans are finally discovering that good health care is not something only the affluent or insured can enjoy...
...year, and possibly before the midterm congressional elections. But the country's slide toward an all-out civil war in recent months had begun to convince them that a drawdown anytime soon would not be feasible. Aides say the White House still wants to preserve the option of eventually saying the Iraqis are prepared to assume greater responsibility, allowing the U.S. to "stand down," as Bush puts it in speeches. That's why Administration officials continue to credit the Baghdad government with every incremental bit of progress in the country. It was no coincidence that U.S. commanders highlighted the relatively...
...live happily ever after. Spend a little less. Save a little more. Work a little longer. Yet most folks panic when they think ahead, usually because they've put off any serious planning until about age 50. By then time is running short. Giving up seems like the only option. It's not. Here are some painless steps that work if you stick with them...