Word: repairable
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...Gottman and Levenson also found that when gay men initiate difficult discussions with their partners, the partners are worse than straight or lesbian couples at "repairing"--essentially, making up. Gottman and Levenson suggest that couples therapists should thus focus on helping gay men learn to repair...
...from foreign companies, which compete with the country's increasingly capable domestic firms. "They needed foreigners for the technology," notes Yoon, "but now they have the technology necessary to process natural resources themselves." North Korea, on the other hand, is virgin economic territory desperate for capital. "They need to repair the railroads and roads, as well as container berths at the port. And power is the really big issue." This, says Yoon, is where the South Korean government under Lee Myung Bak could come in. "We've had discussions with the government; the investment needed [for infrastructure...
...North Korea infrastructure projects over the past eight years. The projects are starting to bear fruit. On Dec. 11 a regular rail-freight service was inaugurated between Seoul and Kaesong, punching a symbolic hole in the heavily fortified DMZ that divides the countries. Work is also underway to repair a rail line linking Kaesong with the North Korean city of Sinuiju on the Chinese border - promising to give South Korean companies an overland transport route to the booming mainland. The South has also promised to help rebuild the main highway from Kaesong to Pyongyang. Given that there is already...
...over. America needs a leader who is going to tell the hard truths and make the difficult decisions and sacrifices to begin to really solve the major issues we face. How do we get out of Iraq? How do we mitigate the effects of global warming? How do we repair our image in the world? How do we make sure Americans can afford healthcare? How do we prepare our school system and economy for the flat world, especially as China rises in power...
Steinberg believes that Bush will be pressed to find ways to repair the damage. "Beyond statements of continued concern about the dangers that will be created if the radical Iranian regime acquires nuclear weapons, the U.S. Administration will be asked to consider measures that will revive the stalled sanctions regime, and to consider the possibility of military action, if all other means have been exhausted...