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Still, Blair’s foreign policy destroyed his popularity. His detractors dubbed him "Bush’s poodle" for his support of the U.S. mission in Iraq. But his critics are unduly cynical, missing that it was Blair’s belief that drove his policy, not vice versa??€”he supported the mission in Iraq not to please President Bush, but to confront the spread of terrorism. He has long advocated a greater role for Britain in international affairs: He sent British troops to Kosovo to stop ethnic genocide, he traveled to Sierra Leone to help...
...wasn’t surprised last month when the man who often holds the door for me outside CVS noticed my new haircut. This acquaintance had become enough of a visible presence in my life—and vice versa??€”that he picked up on a detail that had eluded even my roommate. But in the midst of such familiarity, even cordiality, it’s sometimes easy to forget that winter is much harsher on some than others. The cold, rainy walk from Winthrop to Boylston is unsavory enough; imagine sleeping that same night on the ground...
...Fried finds himself in the corner with McHugh tonight—or vice versa??€”no one has any illusions about what will happen. Same goes for all the others—except for Femenella, who sustained a season-ending injury last weekend at Brown...
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