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...interventions came homegrown catastrophes: rebellions, revolutions, civil wars, famine and unspeakable cruelty. Luan, the Chinese word for chaos, is perhaps the single most important concept that the outside world needs to grasp about the new China, for the memory of the long years of chaos continues to have a profound impact on Chinese thinking today...
...more than 40% of the total E.U. budget, was revised - a proposal Chirac flatly rejected. Bertie Ahern, the Irish Prime Minister, called the budget debate "pathetic and embarrassing." Luxembourg's Prime Minister, Jean-Claude Juncker, who chaired the summit, said: "Europe is not in crisis. It is in a profound crisis...
GELDOF The condom issue is relevant, but it's not the single relevant point. Ratzinger [now Pope Benedict XVI], from what I understand, put the spinal cord into John Paul's theology on the poor. His more profound theologies are to do with the psalm of the poor, if you like. I just invited him to sing a psalm up at Edinburgh...
...fact, is whether people like it or not, or whether people participate in it or not, what happens in Washington has a profound effect in their lives—whether it be the War in Iraq, Health Care, AIDS, poverty around the world. Those decisions are made in Washington...
...Rosenthal notes, the events of the early 1950s had a particularly profound effect on some Crimson editors...