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In Face of America’s Longest War,
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People of World Influence Top Economic Official at State
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As Upheaval Seizes Arab World,
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Fukushima Disaster Prompts
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Book Review "Hard Line" Makes Solid Case
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Global Vantage Point My Ambassador: Larger-Than-Life
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Kabulís new ambassador in Washington, Eklil Hakimi, has his work cut out for him as he urges Americans and Afghans alike to stay patient with a war that has now raged for 10 years. 
After nearly three decades with Goldman Sachs, Robert Hormats returned to government service as the top economic official at the State Department, where heís made it his business to call China out if it doesnít play by the rules. 
As noisy battles rage throughout the Arab world, a cacophony of change can be heard from the Atlantic Ocean to the Arabian Sea. Yet hardly a peep has been uttered from those embattled countriesí diplomats here in Washington. 
The massive earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan not only triggered a nuclear crisis in that country, but prompted a worldwide reassessment of the dangers of nuclear energy. 
"Hard Line" skillfully dissects the historically hawkish GOP approach to foreign policy, and what it may mean for future Republican ambitions abroad. 
Veteran Ambassador Christopher Hill offers his personal insights into ìa larger-than-life figureî in the world of diplomacy: Lawrence Eagleburger. 
As dentists discover the dollars behind Botox, more and more are taking the plunge into the lucrative field of "facial esthetics." 
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