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...preemptive regime-change. America is chafing under the burden of its decision to go to war without international authorization. Occupying an unruly Iraq looks set to tie down half of the active-duty combat personnel of the U.S. military for months, or even years to come, and the price-tag for the war is $166 billion and counting. Absent some major act of aggression by either North Korea or Iran, a President seeking reelection is unlikely to ask an increasingly anxious nation to commit its lives and treasure to a third war in as many years. Negotiated solutions become possible...
...China to finance the budget deficit, our leverage isn?t much better than yours when you get your Visa bill at the end of the month. When you see the APEC TV ads on CNN International-yes, they have them-it?s easy to laugh a bit at the tag line ?Thailand and APEC, a Beautiful Reason to Smile...
...Lamont up two flights—to the fifth floor—and replace it with a media center and a music library imported from the Quad. Given that the recently-renovated reading room is constantly in use and is deeply appreciated by students, the $1 million price tag of the project is not only incredibly steep but also represents an immense waste of resources. The grant awarded for the project is not specifically earmarked for this move and could be used more reasonably. HCL’s plan to tear apart Lamont’s ground floor to build...
...double-barreled leak had two targets. One was to tag Wilson as a tired, second-rate diplomat who couldn't get a job without his wife's help. The leakers also wanted to drop the hint that the CIA had purposefully chosen someone it believed would come back with a skeptical finding...
...which will own 15%, and Bay Harbour Management, a vulture fund that will split the rest with Earl. The acquisition is designed to transform the Planet from a been-there, done-that restaurant to a vibrant Hollywood outpost housing TV studios and weekly movie premieres. The CEO's new tag line: Constant change...