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...enemies everywhere. They're all around us." That's when I knew that I wasn't one of them, that I believe everything is a continuum, that the real world is filled with gradations of good and evil, asceticism and pornography, sobriety and addiction. Denying that seems a dangerous path to self-righteousness. Plus it's kind of boring...
...held yet utterly contrarian beliefs about where this nearly $30 billion industry (which makes it larger than the movie business) is headed. Online video games have been a false start so far, Iwata asserts, which is why he has no plans to lead Nintendo in that direction. The current path taken by game developers toward more cinematic graphics, richer story lines and complicated controls is a blind alley that, he says, will only worsen the current "nothing's new" ennui felt by many consumers...
Quite simply, the Bush administration did not realize that after the invasion, we would need to restore order and create a sense of legitimacy. The problem is that we couldn’t turn to the very allies that we did not consult on the path to war. And the U.N. was unwilling to invest in Iraq’s future without having a greater say in that future...
...name). From what I can gather, the story revolves around the mythical Atalanta, the fittest of the Greek heroines, who challenges suitors to race her if they wish for her hand. The one man who is able to win her over throws golden apples in her path, which, in McCarthy’s version at least, Atalanta stops to pick up because she associates them with apple pie and the domesticity that she secretly wants...
...them. Ebadi's have special significance, because she is not a Westernized feminist advocating secular rule, but a devoted Muslim living under a repressive Islamic system who insists that women's rights are universal and compatible with Islamic teachings. "The prize proves that the way I was going, the path I have taken, is the right one," she told TIME before leaving for the Nobel ceremony. "It shows people that struggling for human rights is the right thing to do." Ebadi is trying to make the most of the international attention that comes with the Peace Prize. With boundless energy...