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...Baker may know Iraq and the Gulf better than any other American statesman. And on the face of it he's a logical choice to lead the Iraq Study Group, which is widely expected to recommend some kind of policy shift after the election, quite possibly one that would involve Washington actually talking to its enemies in the region, such as Iran and Syria...
...write about the death three years ago of your partner Howard Auster. You say that after a time, you never were intimate but shared everything else. Is that a formula for happiness you recommend...
...indeed, that is what many of the more careful news reports recommend. The report that found the 10 cases of heart problems noted at the same time that Gleevec is a “wonderful drug and patients with these diseases need to be on it.” But, in general, recent coverage of the adverse side effects of certain drugs tends to generate calls for more stringent—and thus longer and more expensive—FDA screening...
...More Than a Democratic Label Re Andrew Marshall's essay "Dictators' Delight" [Oct. 9], on the Thai military coup: Democracy must not be a meaningless label. When Western leaders recommend that other nations implement democracy, they are endorsing a system of government that has checks and balances among the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches. They surely do not envision the installation of a President who decides judicial matters without the presentation of evidence in a trial or a Prime Minister like Thaksin Shinawatra, who, as you noted, described the detention of Aung San Suu Kyi as "reasonable enough...
...boring desk job, think again. Apple iPods, portable DVD players, and trips to the Caribbean are just a few perks that private loan institutions offer to university officials in the hopes of being included on their “preferred lenders” lists. Since financial aid offices recommend private loan options based on these lists, lenders have resorted to extreme marketing strategies to ingratiate themselves with college officials...