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Would launching new areas — ancient China, say, or the colonial Americas — make sense?

Concerned that a resurgent Right menaced the fresh but fragile gains carved out by the new liberalism, Hofstadter's criticism of McCarthyism populistic, paranoid captured the tension of the two Americas and made him an urbane critic of the masses to some, and a prickly opponent of democracy and public protest to others.

"Americas Minister Hugo Swire made this clear to the Ecuadorean Ambassador in November, and we continue to raise the matter in Quito".

Americas minister Hugo Swire made this clear to the Ecuadorian ambassador in November, and we continue to raise the matter in Quito".

The action was filed in 2010 after Dane Smith, the former Vice President of Americas Sales for VMware made company officials aware they were charging the federal government more than they were other large clients.

A free Iraq will not only make Americas short-term security interests better, it will make our long-term security interests better...

When John Edwards said there were two Americas, he was making the point that this country is divided into the haves and have nots, based on money and opportunity.

The university pointed out that a strong intellectual argument for a new Americas approach had recently been made by Professor Felipe Fernández-Armestofof Queen Mary, University of London.

I know that we're talking about two separate Americas here, but still, I made that connection somewhere and I can't help myself from associating the two.

We in the Americas do not know each other.

"Chile has made significant strides," said Jose Miguel Vivanco, director of the Americas division of Human Rights Watch.