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OpEd by Kenneth M. Pollack, Saban Center Middle East Policy, published in NYT // 1. Think Safety First; 2. Provide Enough Manpower for the Job; 3. Let Them Learn; 4. Get Beyond Baghdad; 5. Buy Off The Sunni Sheiks
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michael littleton lecture series 2007
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This political ascendance threatens to exacerbate existing strains within the trans-Atlantic relationship. The presence of nearly 10 million Muslims versus only 700,000 Jews in France and Germany alone helps explain why continental Europe might look at the Middle East from a different angle than does the United States. Indeed, French and German concerns about a unilateral U.S. attack on Iraq or Washington?s blind support for Israel are at least partly related to nervousness about the Muslim street at home
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papers and studies on the effects of investing in education
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debate between local control and federal control of public schools. also deals with poor schools attempting to secede from "bloated" districts, and poor students attending charter schools as the "only way of fleeing schools that doom their children to fai
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Display and download ZIP code-level tax return information for states, metro areas, counties, cities, and state legislative and congressional districts for tax years 1997 through 2005 from the Brookings Institution.
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Discusses the central issue - "the proper balance between the individual's right to privacy and the collective's interest in security in the era of infiltrative, transnational terrorist threats and unbounded computer power."
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