Still, if we accept that the E.E.O.C.'s report was not entirely fictional and that paying millions of dollars to settle war-profiteering and price-fixing accusations is serious business, then it might seem somewhat surprising that Selig found enough of a comfort zone to back Crane's buying the Astros from Drayton McLane.
George Mitchell was instrumental in helping to put "the troubles" in Northern Ireland to rest since being named U.S. Special Envoy, while Richard Holbrooke made his fame with the Dayton Peace Accords that settled warring factions in Bosnia.
Johnson made a significant speech on Mar. 31 announcing that he would limit the bombing of North Vietnam and that he would not run for reelection so that he could devote himself fully to settling the war.
As president, TR ramped up the Navy, sending the "Great White Fleet" on a pointed world tour, and won the Nobel Peace Prize for settling the war between Russia and Japan.
Anyway, Norah O'Donnell finds it fascinating that John Kerry had a hard time distinguishing his position on the Iraq War, eventually settling for "this war is terrible but I can manage it slightly better".
This month marks an anniversary that most Americans have no reason to remember: On February 17 , 1979 Vietnam had barely settled its war with America when China invaded, sparking a border war that claimed at least sixty thousand lives.
The verdict of battle settles a war before it spins out of control.
"We settled on War and Peace because it has not been done for a very long time," said Cohen.
News comes that Prince John has settled the war (through a perfidious betrayal of promises made to the enemy leaders as a condition of their disbanding their forces).
He believed that to restrain the army and to settle the war required a government based on political power derived from a national organization.
"You can't settle the war in Colombia without dealing with the problem of the displaced," said Jorge Rojas, the director of the consultancy.
