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There's nothing wrong with these loans, but there's no good policy reason why taxpayers should subsidize them.
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A review of Patrick French's: "India: A Portrait."
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As the Obama Administration's reaction to the protests have reached the streets of Egypt, the perception has taken hold that the United States is siding with Mubarak.
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The ultimate losers as the Chevron and Ecuador case drags on will be the locals in the villages originally polluted.
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Many analysts see the shadow of Iran's Islamic revolution in the Egyptian chaos. One parallel is certain: Should Mubarak flee, it will be the end of the beginning rather than the beginning of the end.
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Because the GASB’s proposals ignore government's contingent liability to pay plan benefits should assets fall short, they omit the full value of plan liabilities and contradict the GASB's own standard of "interperiod equity."
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Hay's mission was to establish civil administration as the British took control of Iraq from Ottoman authorities.
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If you look at the U.S. budget trajectory with an eye on the lessons from Japan's recent history, there's a strong case that the U.S. rating should be cut immediately.
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Ave Maria University and it's professors have mixed feelings about Jackson labs not constructing a location nearby.
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Ronald Reagan understood the dynamics of a cold war Russia, and by sticking to his morals became a popular foreign figure to them and guided them into reform.
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