Involvement so detailed, critics say, would amount to dictates from the United States, which is likely to control the economic levers of a Cuban recovery.
But Lynn Yaeger, the fashion writer for The Village Voice, suggests that after years of conforming to dictates of the right bag, the right shoes, the right luxury goods, many women are eager for more fearless fashion.
It sent mission after mission to teach good governance, some of which succeeded and some of which ran into what former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called "the Afghan allergy" to dictates from foreign occupiers.
The killing of Bin Laden, continued U.S. pressure, and the ascension of the unpopular Zawahri to leadership have reinforced the shift of Al Qaeda affiliates toward local issues, making the various regional branches less receptive to dictates from Zawahri, an Egyptian.
"As personal property, dogs must be awarded pursuant to dictates of equitable distribution statute," the appeals court decision reads.
Harm to the public, enslavement, by whatever degree, of the public to dictates of an unelected autocracy of business, is not just.
