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...even as the negotiators parsed the fine print of the U.S. proposals Thursday, four more Palestinians and one Israeli were killed in clashes in the West Bank and Gaza. Attitudes on the Palestinian streets are hardening from indifference to the efforts of Arafat's negotiators to open hostility. He may not face a reelection battle as such, but the Palestinian leader is unable to entirely disregard Palestinian public opinion. Even in the best-case scenario, then, the talks in Washington may produce a document that will simply serve as a reminder of what might have been...
...Technology may open up doors, but it has no answer for some problems. China is already waist-deep in this global economy and may be about to make the final plunge, but that won't necessarily help it resolve such basic challenges as providing clean drinking water to its population a decade from now, let alone maintaining social order. And the intelligence community is under no illusion that all that China needs to stave off chaos is democracy - after all, the combination of democracy and a frog march to a market economy turned Russia into a gangster's paradise, while...
...Yenching Restaurant on Mass. Ave. will remain open for Christmas and New Year's, according to its manager, Peter...
Americans have a love-hate relationship with sex. We're surrounded by it - in the news we watch, the movies we see, the music we listen to - and yet we haven't quite figured out a way to talk about it in an honest, open and nonjudgmental...
...weeks ago, when only 46 percent of those surveyed viewed Gore favorably, and 52 percent saw him in an unfavorable light. His graceful exit last week has apparently softened more than a few hearts - particularly among Republican voters, according to the poll - and has perhaps left a few doors open for his return to the national stage in four years. A final Gallup question asked, "If the 2004 presidential election were held today, whom would you vote for: Bush or Gore?" Gore took the race by 9 percentage points; 50 to 41 percent. Too little, too late, perhaps...