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...legitimize or de-legitimize any number of lifestyles (from injecting intravenous drugs to having sex with men to traveling to Africa or Great Britain) by allowing or disallowing such individuals to donate blood. The FDA’s job is, simply, to maintain an adequate, safe supply of blood for patients who need it. But the FDA is only succeeding on one count: the blood is safe. Donated blood is in short supply nationwide, and the problem is particularly acute in New England, where recent winter storms have lowered the level of donations across the region...
...privilege of this special confidence through no feat of my own. For most of the last three years, I have been officially In a Relationship, in fact and on thefacebook.com. Thus I am safe; almost not a girl at all, really, and certainly not part of this epidemic of crazy single girls whose antics are causing such frustration in the male population...
...government must decapitate the rebel leadership, a task that will require investment in high-quality intelligence. The government should offer attractive rewards for information leading to the arrest or death of insurgents and detection of camps, safe houses and weaponry. The police and army should also be rewarded with bonuses and promotions for hunting down the Maoists. The military should recruit members of families that have suffered from the insurgency...
...facilities, inside his rooms," former CIA Director George Tenet told an audience last year. A Libyan source told TIME that the Libyan government believes that the mole may have been Tahir, Khan's trusted aide. "[The U.S.] made a compromise with him," the source says. "He will be safe. They won't touch him, but he had to cooperate." The source has told TIME that when the CIA finally confronted Tripoli in late 2003 about its nuclear ambitions, the officers played a tape of a 1997 Casablanca meeting that was attended by only Khan, Tahir and two representatives...
...depth look at the security of their databases, especially those that do not yet require PIN access—notably, the Office of Career Services’ e-Recruiting website. Until then, Harvard students, faculty and staff cannot be sure whether or not their personal information is truly as safe as it should...