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… not only an abundance of power, economic and military, but also the relevance of that power to the perceived wants of … adverse trade balances abroad, and the rise of powerful, competing economies, especially in Germany and Japan. … in a world without a hegemonic antagonist. No enemy soldiers or nuclear arsenals threatened American or European …

… After the screening, a retired professor of American Studies and I answered questions. I was told to speak slowly … What is the future of U.S.-European relations?” I was also asked how the United States could win the war on … that literary studies served diplomatic ends, that (in the Commission’s words) “these efforts will lead to better …

… Her worst sins took place three years ago, and they were comparatively minor. She’d distributed leaflets, yelled “Gestapo” at the Zomos. She and her husband had also sheltered, for an evening, an underground activist, but … woke to find the phone lines dead, the airwaves silent, soldiers in the street. Her husband strung wires in a web …

… to seal off the area. I could walk through debris and bodies without question and watch other reporters pose in the … to dozens of panicked police to get through the checkpoints. At the hospital, the doctor worked very fast. He … Since 1988, Halo Trust teams have cleared more than 26,000 acres of land in Afghanistan—removing nearly 700,000 …

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