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Unlike a more nuanced work of reporting (say, George Packer's 2005 book on Iraq, "The Assassins' Gate"), Schmidle's project leaves us with few conclusions, few ideas of how to create function out of Pakistan's chaos.

Before you make the conclusion that America's wrong first, always leave an open mind that there might be something good here.' " Many journalists resented the insinuation that journalistic independence — reporting, say, on Afghan civilian deaths or military mistakes — was somehow unpatriotic.

Instead of searching out what they regarded as frivolous stuff, why wasn't I reporting, say, on the otherwise unknown case of the five young human rights activists in the provincial town of Hamedan who had been slammed in jail for their work?

Advocates of this more rigorous reporting, which they call "sustainability reporting," say it provides the most accurate appraisal of a company's potential and risk.

For one thing, doing so may cost more lives: reporting, say, that bad training or poor command judgment caused soldiers to kill civilians may make people angry at American soldiers, but it might lead to changes that keep more civilians from being killed, and stave off a subsequent cycle of anger and retribution.

In a move that advocates of social reporting say foreshadows corporate reporting to come, Shell will include its sustainability report in the same binding as its annual financial report for the first time this year, underscoring the message that the two go hand in hand.

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Reports say she died instantly.

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Reports say Cespedes does that very well.