Word: ushered
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...treaty is particularly important in the context of overall arms-control negotiations. Bush has shown a startling reluctance to consider the views of America's allies and the long-term effects of American actions on the worldwide arms dilemma. Combined with the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, the CTBT could usher in a new era of arms control negotiations aimed at reducing the thousands of Cold War-era missiles that are still hanging over the world's conscience, ready to fly at a moment's notice...
...Staff writer Nikki B. Usher can be reached at usher@fas.harvard.edu...
...acting as surrogate mother to a clone--an exact genetic duplicate--of a different species. "The gaur is developing well," says Emily Poe, a spokeswoman for Advanced Cell Technologies. A small biotechnology company based in Worcester, Mass., ACT is using a novel cross-species nuclear-transfer technique that could usher in what it sees as a new era in conservation...
...during this case, it became clear that the Justices are not as insulated as we like to believe. Clarence Thomas' wife draws a paycheck from the conservative Heritage Foundation, where she has been vetting resumes for positions in a Bush Administration--an Administration her husband's vote helped usher in. Mrs. Thomas denies her work is for Bush and says she and her husband don't discuss his cases. But Lisa Lerman, a legal-ethics expert at Catholic University, calls the situation "unseemly...
...parallel with his election track, Barak is still pursuing the option of sharing power with Likud leader Ariel Sharon in a national unity government - a handy tactic for both men to postpone the challenge of the election's undisputed front-runner, Benjamin Netanyahu. Either way, that's unlikely to usher in a bull market on the tiny Palestinian bourse...