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But the end of the cold war has made it possible to plan for the most dramatic reductions in nuclear weaponry ever, and, therefore, the status of each nuclear weapon looms larger in arms control accounting.

Watch on YouTube For me the most clueless and wrongest guitar solo ever (and therefore great) is by Neil Hegarty on Royal Trux's staggering (by staggering I mean clearly not well) and majestic Stevie.

Mr. Rothkopf's book argues that on many of the most critical issues of our time, the influence of all nation-states is waning, the system for addressing global issues among nation-states is more ineffective than ever, and therefore a power void is being created.

There are other kinds of interconnectedness — such as the dense web of infrastructure that makes reconstruction after destruction harder than ever and therefore teaches us the value of defense and protection, and the medical knowledge that makes clear the connection between the physical and the mental — that are, in fact, responsible for a literally conservative approach to the body and the world.

Mothers are now older than ever before, and therefore more likely to require or request more expensive prenatal testing.

It's like how I hardly ever drive and therefore don't give a damn about cars, their appearance, pricing and so on.

Her name was Marcella De Marchis, and she was Roberto Rossellini's first wife — actually, the only woman he ever married and therefore his widow (and, if you defined the term broadly, sort of one of Scorsese's former in-laws).

"More people are surviving following a heart attack than ever before and therefore the number of people living with a damaged heart and heart failure is increasing," said Nicholas Mills, a consultant cardiologist at Edinburgh University.

But perhaps what would make the biggest difference would be a recognition that the impact of climate chaos is likely to be greater than any military threat we have ever faced and therefore demands a commensurate degree of urgency and political will.

Although Mr. Rosenblat's memoir was pulled before it was ever published and therefore never had the chance to be a candidate for Ms. Winfrey's book club, some viewers seemed to take the fabrication — and Ms. Winfrey's endorsement of it — personally.

The scientists said the superior age of the new planet's star offered a glimpse of the Earth's own future with Kepler-452b receiving 10 per cent more energy from its "sun" as it burns ever brighter and therefore experiencing a "runaway" greenhouse effect.