Viewed through realpolitik's disinterested prism, the central place that the protection of Israeli interests occupies in American foreign policy priorities seems counterproductive, even a liability.
ARTS An article on Feb. 19 about Margaret Edson, who wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Wit," which is back on Broadway, referred incorrectly to one of several interests that occupy her days now that she no longer focuses on playwriting.
An article on Feb. 19 about Margaret Edson, who wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Wit," which is back on Broadway, referred incorrectly to one of several interests that occupy her days now that she no longer focuses on playwriting.
In the "German" corner of the triangle will stand Bertelsmann's Random House and its junior partner, Penguin; the "French" niche will host the Hachette group, currently the biggest UK publisher with imprints that range from Weidenfeld & Nicolson to Headline and Little, Brown; while Murdoch's combined interests will occupy the "American" end of the line.
Do I have interests to occupy my time as I disengage from full-time employment?
Since the 1940s Montgomery had done carpentry and set and prop construction, and he later became a painter and sculptor; those interests generally occupied him in his later years.
He continued to fly both dual and solo until February , 1949when he ran out of money and other interests began to occupy him.
1974 The Whitlam government establishes the Aboriginal Land Fund to allow Aboriginal corporations to acquire interests in and occupy land, as part of its "self-determination" policy.
