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...reason, of course, is Wills. The royals cannot give the mother of the future King a settlement that would appear to be niggardly or vengeful. For one thing she has too much popular support, especially among ordinary people. For another the Queen and Prince Charles might someday have to face a powerful young man whose loyalty to his mother could be heightened if he were to feel that she had been mistreated...
...Gulf is to protect the flow of oil. The gulf states produce two-thirds of the world's supply, so their stability is vital to the global economy. As the U.S. sees it, the biggest threats to that stability are Iraq and Iran, two powerful countries with ambitions to someday dominate the region. The U.S. policy of keeping both Iraq and Iran in check is known as dual containment...
...weave a believable and emotionally involving vision of mankind's cultural and technological future from the reality of the vast Net already developing around us. That's all one can reasonably ask of science fiction: show us new worlds and make us believe our descendants might live there someday...
...Beverly Hills, California. A cyberspace enthusiast, he turned his battle with cancer ("the beginning of the most fascinating part of my life") into a public event that fans could follow on his Website. His last lucid conversation was apparently with author William Burroughs, to whom he said, "I hope someday I'm as funny...
Well, O.K., I figured, the Internet crumps out. So what? Sure, I use it, but I could get along without it. I'm not a Web zombie. I'm not someone who is thrown into a tizzy by the thought that the athlete's-foot chat room will someday go dark. When nobody is logging on anywhere, I won't be wandering the streets buttonholing strangers who might just feel the need to share stories of unbearable itching...