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...James Graff: The Europeans see Bush's rejection of mandatory emission cuts as a classically American approach, just as the Bush administration sees Kyoto as a classically European approach of relying heavily on regulation. What the Europeans want to see, however, are moves to redress the fact that the average American consumes a lot more carbon-based energy and therefore contributes a lot more than the average European to the problem of global warming. And that is not going to be addressed by the Bush proposals...
...adjust, by so-called statistical sampling, the 2000 census report to include millions of people left uncounted by the recent population tally. The issue of statistical sampling continues to spark heated political debate; advocates of the practice, mainly Democrats, say adjustments are the only way to redress what they say is the disenfranchisement of an estimated 3.4 million Americans, primarily minorities and poor people living in urban areas, who went uncounted in the last census. The plan's Republican opponents counter that complex statistical formulas increase the possibility of faulty numbers...
While Williams said that administrators have been helpful, Mansfield said he doubts that BSA's attempts to obtain official redress will be successful...
...When you are constantly brutalized and have no redress, then you must mobilize and protect yourself," Sharpton said...
...will tell his side of the story in a memoir. (It could fetch $8 million to $10 million, publishing experts say, if he gets into the personal side of the Monica crisis and its effect on Hillary and Chelsea.) He will also have legal arenas to address--or redress--his legacy: disbarment proceedings in the Arkansas courts stemming from his alleged perjury in the Paula Jones deposition, and a possible federal indictment for perjury and obstruction of justice in connection with the Lewinsky investigation. Clinton will do some speeches, at perhaps...