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According to Berry, cultural distance from Harvard isn't exclusively a Southern phenomenon. Her home state of Colorado, she says, isn't enchanted with the Harvard mystique...
...wasn't so much a reaction to going out of state as a reaction to my going to Harvard," Lovett says. "There was a big thing with it being...
...military remains the only truly national institution in an archipelago state composed of diverse ethnic and religious groups whose only common history was colonization by the Dutch - and it has effectively governed Indonesia for most of the past four decades. Although mounting violence by separatists in Aceh, Papua and elsewhere - as well as between Muslims and Christians in the Moluccas - is threatening to break the country apart, Wahid has restrained the military from maintaining the traditional order by brute force. The waning of their own authority may make the top brass more sympathetic to Wiranto's own plight, while...
...left-wing Arab-Israeli legislator, Issam Mahoul, who wants whatever nukes exist, if they exist, to be dismantled. Cabinet ministers accused Mahoul of aiding Israel's enemies, and refused to answer his questions or budge from their traditional policy of "constructive ambiguity" - neither confirming nor denying the Jewish state's nuclear capability...
...various international nuclear arms control treaties, there's been no equivalent pressure on Israel despite the strong belief in official circles that it may be in possession of as many as 100 nuclear devices. "The U.S. has always looked the other way on Israel's nuclear program," says TIME State Department correspondent Douglas Waller. "It's a double standard they've upheld because, if the truth be told, they may see some value in Israel's having some nuclear weapons as the ultimate defense against being overrun...