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... that there needs to be something thought of right now politically before the grand assembly or the traditional Loya Jirga would be in place. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Now there is a U.N. representative in Afghanistan. Is that right? HARON AMIN: Yes.ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: And what role should that person be ...
ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Welcome, Richard. RICHARD RODRIGUEZ: Thank you. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Three weeks after the attacks, what are you thinking, hearing, seeing? RICHARD RODRIGUEZ: Well, I'm listening a lot. At some level, you know, it's so hard to take the temperature of a country. But one has to take ...
ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Roger, I'm going to come back to the other essayists about what they're hearing from people, but Clarence, before I do, Clarence Page, how do you see what's changed? In one of your columns this week you wrote about a terrific need for patience that ...
ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Afghanistan is emerging as a likely first target of American retaliation for this week's terrorist attacks. The country's vast landscape of mountains, deserts, and isolated villages has served as a base of operations for Osama bin Laden, the suspected mastermind of several assaults on the United ...
ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Senator Graham, how is it unlike the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, which many people who voted for it later came to believe was too general? I notice there is the word harbored - it authorizes force not only against nations or persons who planned, authorized, committed, or aided the ...
... what happened today enough? ISAAC YEFFET: They wouldn't be able to go based on the FAA procedures with a knife to the aircraft. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: I'm sorry, Mr. Yeffet; I'm asking Mr. Douglas Laird now. ISAAC YEFFET: Oh, I'm sorry. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: That's okay. DOUGLAS ...
... as Ron mentioned, and they were really designed well. But unfortunately they could not tolerate that intense fire due to the jet fuel perhaps. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Could any building designed in the future in a different way-- I'm really asking what needs to be done in the future-- have ...
ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: And the cityscapes, you've been painting them for a long time. Do you see them changing? And if so, how? WAYNE THIEBAUD: I think just setting different problems because you don't want to repeat yourself. You try if you're working on too many parallel streets ...
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