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- General Dunlap's reply
- I am glad to see that my article so stimulated these readers! That it published not just these responses, but my article in the first place, is a testament to the greatness of our Army and its Military Review. America's military is the finest in the world because it welcomes...
- Research articles 2007-11-01
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- Bo ’ s Lasting Lessons by Bo Schembechler and John U. Bacon Leadership tomes from successful college coaches are practically a genre unto themselves. Most are as interchangeable in both advice and voice as the slick and mercenary new breed of coaches who operate on...
- Research articles 2007-09-17
- A Memorial That Takes Flight
- FEAT THE TASK for the late architect James Ingo Freed was to design an Air Force Memorial that would "evoke flight and the flying spirit." The fact that the just-completed structure of reinforced concrete clad in a nearly inch-thick skin of stainless steel succeeds is a testament to...
- Research articles 2006-10-01
- US congratulates DRCongo with first democratic vote
- WASHINGTON AFP — The United States congratulated the Democratic Republic of Congo for its first democratic elections since 1960, calling it testament to the Congolese people's desire for greater democracy. "The United States commends the people of the Democratic Republic of Congo on the conduct of historic July 30...
- Research articles 2006-07-31
- News Mixer.(The Business of Life)(Brief article)
- Byline: Dan Weissmann Michael Binstein, 49, is CEO of Gold Standard Enterprises, which operates the Binny's liquor store chain. Before his father, the founder, died in 1995, Mr. Binstein was a Washington, D.C.-based journalist, and he still favors political news. "I couldn't tell...
- Research articles 2006-07-17
- Pope invokes predecessor's last homily
- ROME AFP — Six days ahead of the first anniversary of the death of Pope John Paul II, his successor spoke of the late pontiff's last prepared homily, which remained undelivered, saying it read "like a testament". Illness prevented the late pope, who died last April 2 aged 84,...
- Research articles 2006-03-26
- Hybrids outperform.(Brief Article)
- The Sept. 12, U.S. Department of Agriculture report forecasts corn production at 10.6 billion bushels, 10% below 2004, but the crop could be the second largest crop on record. "There's not much appeal in corn anymore," says Daniel W. Basse, director of market...
- Research articles 2005-10-01
- Dire draw sums up season for Blackburn and Man City
- BLACKBURN, England AFP — With two sides stuck in mid-table mediocrity, it was little surprise that Blackburn and Manchester City grafted out a dire 0-0 draw at Ewood Park. Under Mark Hughes, Blackburn have proved hard to break down and even harder to beat as they have steadily pulled...
- Research articles 2005-04-24
- Rome prepares to bury John Paul II
- VATICAN CITY AFP — Vatican officials shut Saint Peter's basilica to the public and worked late into the night to prepare for Friday's open-air funeral of Pope John Paul II, amid a security clampdown for visiting world leaders. As night fell, police closed St. Peter's Square, leaving a few...
- Research articles 2005-04-07
- Last pilgrims file past pope's body before funeral
- VATICAN CITY AFP — The last wave in a huge tide of pilgrims that engulfed Rome this week filed into the Vatican to pay homage to Pope John Paul II as world leaders arrived for his state funeral. As night fell, police closed Saint Peter's Square, leaving a few...
- Research articles 2005-04-07
- Ailing pope considered resigning in 2000, Vatican discloses before funeral
- VATICAN CITY AFP — As world leaders gathered for the funeral of John Paul II amid the largest security operation in Rome's history, the Vatican disclosed that the ailing pope considered resigning five years ago. The pope, who died Saturday at 84 after struggling with Parkinson's disease and other...
- Research articles 2005-04-07
- Ailing pope considered resigning in 2000, Vatican says before funeral
- VATICAN CITY AFP — As world leaders converged for the funeral of John Paul II and officials struggled with the biggest security operation in Rome's history, the Vatican disclosed that the ailing pope considered resigning five years ago. The pope, who died Saturday at 84 after struggling with Parkinson's...
- Research articles 2005-04-07
- Pope's final testament reveals he considered resigning
- VATICAN CITY AFP — Pope John Paul II considered resigning five years ago, according to his final testament released by the Vatican, and also thought about being buried in his native Poland. "I hope that He will help me to recognize how long I must continue this service," the...
- Research articles 2005-04-07
- Rome struggles with masses as state leaders arrive for funeral
- VATICAN CITY AFP — Roman authorities battled to deal with waves of pilgrims in the already saturated city, as lucky thousands in the sealed-off queue waited to see Pope John Paul II's body on the last day of public viewing. Catholics worldwide awaited for the pontiff's final testament due...
- Research articles 2005-04-07
- Vatican does not know identity of "secret" cardinal appointed by pope
- VATICAN CITY AFP — The Vatican still does not know the identity of a cardinal nominated by Pope John Paul II two years ago but whose identity he kept secret, Vatican spokesman Joaquin Navarro-Valls said, adding that it may be contained in a testament he had left for cardinals. ...
- Research articles 2005-04-05
- Cardinals yet to read pope's testament, Rome's long goodbye continues
- VATICAN CITY AFP — Pope John Paul II left a final testament, the Vatican said as cardinals convened in secret for a second day and a sea of humanity packed the streets round St Peter's Basilica to file past the body of their beloved pontiff lying in state. The...
- Research articles 2005-04-05
- A million pay tribute to pope, Vatican says he left testament
- VATICAN CITY AFP — Close to a million mourners have paid their last respects in front of the body of Pope John Paul II, the Vatican said, as it issued more details of his funeral and said he had left a final testament. A sea of humanity flooded streets...
- Research articles 2005-04-05
- Endless lines of mourners to pay tribute to pope
- VATICAN CITY AFP — A biblical tide of humanity thronged the streets around the Vatican, eager to pay last respects to John Paul II as cardinals convened for a third day to make final arrangements for the funeral. The Vatican said it estimated one million mourners had filed past...
- Research articles 2005-04-06
- A million throng Vatican as cardinals set date for conclave
- VATICAN CITY AFP — Roman Catholic cardinals set April 18 as the date they will start electing a successor to Pope John Paul II, as a million pilgrims massed at the Vatican desperate to pay their last respects. Vatican spokesman Joaquin Navarro-Valls said the cardinals set the date for...
- Research articles 2005-04-06
- Brisk Business Highlights CIROBE '04 (Publishers Weekly)
- Last month's CIROBE Chicago International Remainder and Overstock Book Exposition--the 14th--was held, as usual, in the Chicago Hilton and Towers. The steady scratch of pen on paper was a clear testament to what this show has always been: all order-writing, all the time. As one of the newer exhibitors put...
- Research articles 2004-11-29
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