After a year of failed Middle East peacemaking, he conceded being too confident that he could cajole Israelis and Palestinians into resolving age-old disputes.
He hoped to "resolve age-old differences in a frozen conflict".
Instead of seizing the opportunity to resolve age-old problems of poverty and democracy, the Bush administration has cast this trend as a major threat.
"It's perhaps the most difficult work of all," he declared at Strasbourg, France, three days before his Ankara speech, " to resolve age-old conflicts, to heal ancient hatreds, to dissolve the lines of suspicion between religions and cultures, and people who may not look like us, or have the same faith that we do, or come from the same place.
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To the Editor: Neuroscience has been making progress in understanding the correlates of mental disorders (as well as in understanding how successful psychotherapy alters the brain), but the case for mental health parity does not depend on resolving the age-old question of the mind-body relationship.
IDEA data have the advantage that each individual year's report gives separate autism counts for each age between 5 and 17 years old, effectively providing a snapshot, resolved by age, for that year.
Women with persistent PMPS up to 2002 were younger than those whose pain had resolved (mean age 49.5 vs 56.2 years; t-test; P<0.001).
If this was not available and to resolve reported age discrepancies of the control parents, where there was no additional data to confirm ages, an average of the ages as reported by each offspring of centenarians was obtained (n=26).
