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...Gaza City. Qawasmeh knew she had to help her 735 elementary and high school students understand. "Nobody is excluded, even a mother and her children," Qawasmeh told the assembly through the polyester veil that covers her nose and mouth. "We have to bear the situation, because God will reward our patience...
...seem as if they're just waiting for you to die to get the rest, you may need to build in safeguards and incentives through a customized trust. A basic trust typically releases an inheritance in thirds, at ages 25, 30 and 35. But it can be designed to reward achievement, like graduating from college or starting a business or holding...
...feel silly accepting this reward because it’s recognizing me for doing the things that I love to do the most,” she said. “Harvard’s support of PBHA has allowed me to do real work...I wasn’t just a figurehead...
...show its harms. In fact, marijuana use has now been shown to adversely affect those regions involved in coordinating and regulating body movements (including contributing to car crashes, second only to alcohol alone); those involved in learning, memory and stress response; those that integrate the cognitive functions; and the reward center of the brain. Moreover, one marijuana cigarette is akin to four tobacco cigarettes in terms of the amount of tar, five tobacco cigarettes in terms of the amount of carbon monoxide intake and ten tobacco cigarettes with respect to the amount of damage to the airways...
Summers questioned the wisdom of wiping out the foreign debt of developing nations—an approach advocated earlier in the day by Stone Professor of International Trade Jeffrey D. Sachs ’76—saying that it offers the greatest reward to countries that have been most irresponsible...