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...about Kim's motivations, and debate rages over what his acknowledgement of the nuclear program portends. He remains firmly in charge of his country, but there's no question that it is in dire shape. Few have enough to eat, and 45% of children under the age of 5 suffer chronic malnutrition. Farms lie fallow without fertilizer, and at least 6 million of North Korea's 22 million people depend on international food aid. Most factories are closed and rusting for lack of power, and the only things lit at night in the North's drab cities are grandiose statues...
Your reporting on migraines closed on a note of optimism, a feeling that I suspect is not shared by many who must endure migraines. For all the advances of the past few years, the reality for many of us who suffer from migraines is a minimum of several days of absolute pain each month. The new medicines may help to some extent, but the rebound effect of more headaches is a constant problem. For we who have endured the pain of migraines for decades, the cure cannot come soon enough. And while medical professionals may be more sophisticated than they...
...matter how interested or passionate you are about something, when you are dealing with a migraine, life must stop. But most of the world does not see this as a debilitating health condition. As you noted, many people treat headache sufferers "as if they were having it on purpose to avoid work." It took me years to feel comfortable telling my husband I had a migraine. Now he knows it is no joking matter. Thank you for giving those who have migraines a voice. We often suffer in silence, unnoticed, in a dark room with our eyes closed. DANIELE BIENVENUE...
...INTELLIGENCE PANEL INVESTIGATING SEPT. 11. DID WE SUFFER AN INTELLIGENCE FAILURE...
...insurgents of mounting dramatic terror strikes aimed at tilting the balance of power back in their favor. The latest siege is reminiscent of the hostage drama at Budennovsk in 1995, when Chechen rebels led by Shamil Basayev seized a Russian hospital in order, he later said, to make Russians suffer the way Chechens had suffered. Although 166 hostages died when the very same Russian anti-terrorism unit that is currently surrounding the Moscow theater stormed the Buddenovsk hospital, Basayev and his men escaped. And soon afterwards, Moscow concluded an autonomy deal with Chechen leaders. This time, however, things are different...