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...demonstrating a "certain clarity and a certain decisiveness," but the focus on differences may make it harder to bridge them. And Bush aides say that while he isn't trying to trash the relationship, he does intend to strip Russia of the special status it enjoyed under Clinton, and treat it just like any other country...
...Every year at Harvard it has gotten better," Botterill said. "I could not ask for a better group of friends. Thanks so much for making every day of my life a treat...
...realism" with a Clinton-Gore idealism that he called bereft of core principles and dominated by a misguided desire to insert Washington into global peacemaking. The easiest way to mark the distinction was to talk up Russia and China as nations with nukes that threatened American interests; Bush would treat them not as the friends or strategic partners of Clinton's dreams but as competitors and potential aggressors...
...fear at the prospect of social or professional encounters; panic disorders, in which the person is periodically blindsided by overwhelming fear for no apparent reason; and specific phobias--fear of snakes and enclosed spaces and heights and the like. Of the three, the specific phobias are the easiest to treat, partly because they are the easiest to understand...
...same as it is for social phobia: cognitive-behavioral therapy and drugs. In many cases, recovery takes longer than it does for social phobias because agoraphobic behavior can become so entrenched. Nonetheless, once therapy and drug treatments get under way, they sometimes move surprisingly quickly. "The best way to treat agoraphobia," says Ost, "is by individual therapy, once a week for 10 or 12 weeks...