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As you read this, perfectly ordinary people somewhere in the world are doing unspeakable things to others.
That tragedy can be read on many levels, each more heart-rending than the next.
It is no fun to read a book or article that says that economic forecasting is best left to computer models that you, the general reader, would need a Ph.D. to understand.
After all, books still in print are likely to be the ones that contain the most up-to-date information, and the ones that people most want to read.
Access to electricity could solve that problem, while allowing families to read at night, own a refrigerator to keep food from spoiling, or use a computer to connect with the world.
The young worker does not learn how to play, or how to read and write; worse, he smokes and, in the Caribbean, he drinks cane rum to keep going, as he doesn't have enough to eat.
They don't need to read or hear about the Falun Gong and human rights to make sound investment or purchasing decisions.
Each side, believing it will end up at war with the other, makes reasonable military preparations that are read by the other side as confirmation of its worst fears.
Who needs to read closely, seek evidence, and make a reasoned argument - skills that the study of poetry, the novel, history, and philosophy provide?
It is easy to read the 1973 war only in retrospect.
NEW YORK: Throughout history, shamans and soothsayers, wizards and witches have tried to read and tame the future.
If scientists can decode the genetic code and read the instructions, so the argument goes, they will find the key to human ailments and predict our predispositions.
Such questions will have increasing salience in light of the concerns about economic efficiency and cost containment that are shaping the efforts of today's shamans to read, assess, and tame the future in this, the age of biotechnology.
Cervantes' political parody can be read in many twentieth-century East European stories.
So I finally read War's Unwomanly Face.
If these books can be read as developing a new idea of Argentina, it is the idea that there is little to trust, that everything is fraudulent, and that leeriness must be our worldview.
External observers are bound to try to read policy messages between the lines of any publication, which may not always help the bank to achieve its objectives.
On the Hong Kong-based search engine, Chinese internauts could read about Taiwan, the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989, or the Dalai Lama.
PRAGUE - Read a newspaper or watch the evening news, and the world always seems to be getting worse.
Cyber intrusion in peacetime allows the prowler to read the content and understand the relative importance of different computer networks so that it knows what to disable in a conflict situation.
Observers might then read his recent efforts to improve relations with Japan, not to mention Vietnam, as a genuine strategic shift, rather than a temporary tactical adjustment.
The Xinhua reports, I believe, are best read as damage control.
In short, we simply shouldn't read too much into the decline in real long-term interest rates over the last 20 years.