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George McGovern (Op-Ed, Jan . 1 is correct to assert that global hunger and poverty helped foster hatred of America and other countries with high literacy and low poverty rates.
Peter H. Schuck ("Reform That Leads to Chaos," Op-Ed, May 23) is correct to assert that reforming the Immigration and Naturalization Service without reforming our incoherent immigration policy will result in our having two dysfunctional agencies rather than one and in the waste of billions of tax dollars.
All this implies, surely, that it would be correct to assert that, rather than regarding African ethics as religious (or, religious-based), it would be more correct to regard African religion as ethical.
It would be correct to assert, however, that the encounters are the results, rather than the sources, of religion in Africa in the traditional setting.
So nuclear critics, such as CND's Kate Hudson, are correct to assert that nuclear subsidies do indeed exist.
The letter about Uninterruptible Power Supplies ("Surge Protection," Incoming, June 15) was correct to assert that the devices offer higher-quality surge protection than a simple power strip.
Mr. Dolgov told the Voice of Russia radio station that Mr. Assad was correct to assert in his speech that the first step toward a resolution of the civil war must be the cessation of aid for armed rebel groups, adding that the current situation was "complex, but not a dead end".
In this respect, Pilling et al. [5] were correct to assert that given that formal analysis of their data "would lack the power to detect anything other than very large treatment effects", a formal analysis "would be potentially misleading".
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