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One reason people in the Pentagon like Mr Sorley's "A Better War" is that the strategy it discusses was implemented over three to five years, the kind of discrete time frame that military planners can contemplate.

In the course of defending Steinberg's thesis, O'Malley writes that the " 'Renaissance theology' " of Christ's penis that was put forward by the artists Steinberg discusses "was severely damaged, perhaps in large part destroyed, by the bitter controversies sparked by the Reformation and Counter-Reformation".

This was the long story The Steppe (1888)… Tells how his journey appears to have cured, temporarily, his tuberculosis… Briefly discusses was the horseback-riding cure, popular in the eighteenth century… Also mentions the short story The Schoolmistress, which involves a journey….

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But anything Chiles discusses is usually top-notch.

What neither candidate discusses is Ms. Davis's legal woes.

Another angle Coll discusses is the role of WikiLeaks.

The only subject he discusses is the food, his likes and dislikes.

Among the sections he discusses is one on Indian sign language.

She discusses Being and Appearance and the relationship of soul and body.

In some cases, the drawing the text discusses is not reproduced in the book.

The modernists he discusses were drenched in ideas, especially of better or hidden worlds.

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