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The really pressing issue was how to get in. Maybe Syatt didn't want reporters messing with his party and making people uncomfortable. Maybe we'd be too young, plainly not meeting the "28 to 60" requirement. Then we'd have to lie. Could he sue us? What gives him...
The issue should not be human rights versus the Israeli government's autonomy--a dichotomy that turns support for Israel into an endorsement of political amoralism. Rather, it should be how to weigh the rights of Palestinians against the equally pressing human rights of the Jews who occupy the new...
These suspected problems, said the panel, justified withholding the embattled devices from women whose need was less pressing. The experts also noted that women who get the implants for cosmetic reasons tend to be younger than other patients, and therefore more susceptible to problems that may arise over a longer...
To meet the need for condoms, population bureaucrats are pressing the nation's latex industry to stretch output quickly by 100 million, to a peak of 1.5 billion a year. Check off one more victory for the forces of supply and demand over central planning.
"If you study the situation of Solidarity, you see they acted very cleverly, without pressing too much at the crucial moments, because they had guidance from the church," says one of the Pope's closest aides. "Yes, there were times we restrained Solidarnosc. But Poland was a bomb that could...