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...soon or so imprecisely. It will take some artful diplomacy to finesse an end to the sanctions: the U.N. will have to declare Iraq disarmed of weapons of mass destruction, and a mutually acceptable mechanism for that doesn't yet exist. But France is of no mind to ride its principles into further oblivion. "France never liked the sanctions in the first place," says an official at the French Foreign Ministry. "The idea of us opposing lifting them is a nonstarter." He believes that "at the end of the day, the Americans will come to the position that...
...seat of the company’s corporate empire awaits. Located in New Albany, Ohio a small suburb of Columbus, the Abercrombie main office is tucked away from big city life in a pastoral setting fit for an Abercrombie photo shoot. It’s a 20-minute ride down a long windy road replete with deer and bunnies—one can just imagine half-naked twentysomethings frolicking, cavorting and Greco-Roman wrestling amidst the pines. The road ends at a huge office building situated on acres of land. As the raging bonfires located throughout the property (maintained...
Paul Revere’s ride was one of the greatest adrenaline-pumping, heart-pounding Most Exciting Moments in American History. While a walk along Boston’s Freedom Trail won’t raise your pulse, it will direct you to 16 of the city’s historic sights, including the Paul Revere House and the Old North Church. Pick up the trail across from the Old State House and follow it along a tour of the city’s revolutionary history...
...peer counselors as escorts for these students so that at least they don’t have to visit the waiting room alone. Current efforts to offer unmarked HUPD cars—instead of impersonal taxicabs and “transportation vouchers”—as a ride for assaulted students is a step in the right direction...
...Looking on the bright side, both the meeting and the peaceful protest outside were symptoms of an emerging democracy, in which Iraqis are finally free to express their feelings. Retired General Jay Garner, the U.S. official in charge of administering postwar Iraq has warned that the ride will be bumpy, but that political turbulence is an integral part of birthing a democracy. But in Iraq, the turbulence threatens to turn bloody...