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...fault insurance model,” by which insurance companies would pay claims directly to patients rather than going through the courts. “This insurance-based model is a fair, timely, efficient method that will remove the pervasive fear of litigation which has had profound effects on medicine,” he said...
...have profound respect for Condoleezza Rice and her accomplishments as George W. Bush's National Security Adviser. Whether she should have been more proactive in addressing terrorist threats during the months before 9/11 is open to debate. U.S. citizens have a right to know, however, what went wrong and how future attacks might be prevented. Whatever the outcome of the investigation, one can say that although the Bush Administration went all the way to Iraq in search of weapons of mass destruction, it failed to [recognize] the fatal errors committed right [there] in the White House. Srinivas Balla Fairfax...
...have profound respect for Condoleezza Rice and her accomplishments as Bush's National Security Adviser. Whether she should have been more proactive in addressing terrorist threats during the months before 9/11 is open to debate. Americans have a right to know, however, what went wrong and how future attacks might be prevented. Whatever the outcome of the investigation, one can say that although the Bush Administration went all the way to Iraq in search of weapons of mass destruction, it failed to realize the fatal errors committed right here in the White House. SRINIVAS BALLA Fairfax...
Summers called Ellwood “a penetrating scholar and analyst whose work on inequality has had a profound influence...on public policy...
Independence for Taiwan is a vexing issue for a variety of reasons. An often overlooked but profound problem concerns the ethnic groups living together on the island. The Democratic Progressive Party and the Kuomintang vie for votes from the Hakka, Taiwanese, mainlanders, aboriginal people and other groups, with generous promises of recognition and, in some cases, special treatment. But neither party has yet been able to define a common identity that all the people here can share. In Taiwan, identity comes before independence. PAUL OLIVER Chunglin, Taiwan