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There is no reason to doubt his sincerity when he wrote, in a widely read essay, "Islam is one of the world's great religions.
In a widely read essay earlier this year, Clay Shirky, a professor at N.Y.U. and an Internet consultant, suggested embracing the current moment of flux.
In Masha Gessen's alarming and widely read essay "Autocracy: Rules for Survival," she warns, "Do not be taken in by small signs of normality".
Howard's ideas reached America largely through J. I. Rodale's magazine Organic Gardening and Farming, and, later, through a widely read essay by Wendell Berry in "The Last Whole Earth Catalogue".
His call to combine the spirit of patriotism demanded by war with peaceful civic duty probably helped to inspire the philosopher William James's widely read essay The Moral Equivalent of War (1910).
In a widely read essay in Foreign Affairs, Martin Indyk, twice ambassador to Israel, advocated a U.S.-led trusteeship as the best available solution for shepherding the embryonic sovereignty of the Palestinians toward responsible and accountable statehood.
We read essays on everything from Prince George to the DNA of oranges.
All of them read essays written as part of the application for the trip.
One student commented that "sometimes I found that not many people had time to read essay-length answers".
You can learn about major albums, read essays and discover key artists.
On the pro-uplift side I've read essays by Kyle Munkittrick, George Dvorsky and others.
