Lemur, most of your questions I'd be guessing answers.
I just saw Sasaki use it and it seemed logical. Really, I need more info and a definition of terms before I'm willing to accept what the study says. Funny you try too make something out of it.Interesting. The authors never mentioned affirmative action, but that's the first thing both of you reached for.
EDIT: More of Obama's great diplomacy: Barack Obama's churlishness is unforgivable
CRThe juxtaposition on our front page this morning is striking. We carry a photograph of Acting Sgt Michael Lockett - who was killed in Helmand on Monday - receiving the Military Cross from the Queen in June, 2008. He was the 217th British soldier to die in the Afghan conflict. Alongside the picture, we read that the Prime Minister was forced to dash through the kitchens of the UN in New York to secure a few minutes “face time” with President Obama after five requests for a sit-down meeting were rejected by the White House.
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Admittedly, part of the problem was Downing Street’s over-anxiety to secure a face-to-face meeting for domestic political purposes but the White House should still have been more obliging. Mr Obama’s churlishness is fresh evidence that the US/UK special relationship is a one-way street.
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