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...Forensic Psychiatry last year, Kevorkian sketched a hypothetical example of how a patient, "Wanda Endittal," and her doctors, "Will B. Reddy," "Frieda Blaime" and "Dewey Ledder" should proceed before a suicide: "If in any of her reviews, Wanda manifests any degree of ambivalence, hesitancy or outright doubt with regard to her original decision, the entire process is stopped immediately and Wanda is no longer -- and can never again be -- a candidate for medicide in the state of Michigan...
...nine companies Martens wrote about got White House business, because such business would not produce a fee. He did acknowledge, however, that TRM could have benefited from goodwill generated by the memo, possibly by consulting on subsequent transactions, like aircraft purchases. "I have too much regard for the charter owners to want them to carry the White House press corps, known to be unruly," said Thomason with a touch of sarcasm. "Would I turn in an office which is grossly inadequate again, knowing my motives would be questioned? Absolutely...
...level, the entire Arab-Israeli struggle can be seen as a biblical family tragedy: Abraham's rejection of his concubine Hagar and his first-born son Ishmael in favor of his lawful wife Sarah and their son Isaac. Muslims regard Ishmael (Ismail) as the father of the Arab peoples, while Jews honor Isaac as their progenitor. And both sides claim Abraham (Ibrahim) as their common ancestor...
...than when someone addresses me in the language of my great-grandparents--in fact, it's not insensitive at all. An effort to build a better race relations policy has not been weakened by any of Dean Epps' policies so far, but instead by false accusations made without any regard for sensitivity...
...like Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Colin Powell, who believes intervention should be massive or not at all), the President seems bent on adopting a feelgood strategy -- a limited action designed, above everything, to ensure a swift exit, a policy that defines success as merely having done something without regard to the ultimate result. By all accounts, Clinton aims to "level the killing fields," to borrow the words of British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd. The Serbs, says the President, have benefited from the West's de facto intervention; the United Nations-sponsored arms embargo has had the "unintended consequence...