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Later, I found out that the Bush administration wanted to pave forest roads through the Northern and Central Rockies that until this point have been lined with trees and untrammeled by the world. This includes areas that former president Bill Clinton banned from development. The forest that would be damaged includes 100,000 acres of the scenic Wyoming Range in Greater Yellowstone...
...decides to give the money away and commences a search for deserving recipients. Eventually, he settles on two very different prot?g?s: a rising young tennis player and a boy prostitute who was the favorite of Caracera's late, outcast gay uncle. As the narrative proceeds, Caracera's good intentions pave a road to precisely the place they inevitably lead in proverb...
Leder also noted that the decision could pave the way for advances in the field...
...Secretary of State Colin Powell is scheduled to join U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan on a visit to Khartoum and Darfur this week to demand that Sudan's government allow humanitarian access and rein in the Janjaweed. The U.S. is quietly working up an initial U.N. resolution that would pave the way for a peacekeeping force, probably drawn from African states...
Beside me were hundreds of quintessential organization kids. We spent most of our time looking forward—cramming for exams and planning our job interviews that would pave the way for suburban homes, spouses, SUV’s and 2.5 children. Now, as many of us prepare to receive our diplomas and leave Fair Harvard behind, we’re finally starting to look back. We remember the trauma of Expos, the voyeurism of Primal Scream and the simple pleasure of late-night conversations about nothing in particular...