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...just NGOs and individual protestors that are feeling the brunt of this current crack-down on dissent. The latest issue of The Nation includes a story that examines what journalists see as “deliberate decisions” on the part of Pentagon officials to restrict their ability to cover some of the more politically sensitive aspects of the Iraqi engagement, such as the repatriation of the bodies of troops killed in Iraq. And remember the case of Valerie Plame, the CIA officer whose cover was recently blown? An ongoing investigation is still trying to determine whether a senior...
...time the big day arrives, the study says, hours of listening to piped carols such as Jingle Bells and Silent Night will have made many store workers aggressive and confrontational. The union wants shops to limit the number of hours per day the music is played, and restrict it to areas where Christmas gifts are being sold...
...cannot understand why the government does not accept the Geneva Accord. The United States should back the accord but should restrict itself to a non-violent process. I don't get why Jerusalem isn't made an independent and combined zone. There would be no arms allowed in Jerusalem. Before the United States of America gets involved they should take a census between an equal number of Palestinians and Israelis to see if the idea is acepted by the majority of the population. Amee B. Bay Area, California...
Zinn did not restrict his attacks to American presidents—he also blasted University President Lawrence H. Summers for his support of the military...
While the MBTA regulations would not entirely ban street performers, many of the provisions would make some performances illegal as they currently take place. As such, these rules restrict the music that, more often than not, provides an entertaining and uplifting contrast to the drab routine of riding...