When Palestinian leaders emerge who grasp the legacies of President Sadat and King Hussein, extend the front, not the back, of their hand to Israel, and recognize that the legitimate concerns of Israelis must also be addressed in the process, then, whether it's Prime Minister Netanyahu or, down the road, another elected Israeli leader, they will find a willing partner.
Experts are divided on whether any rule can really prevent a prime minister from going when he or she wants to go, or whether it is a prime minister's constitutional duty to stay in office until they can confidently and safely tell the Queen who will be replacing them.
"And I have never heard him say 'Go after anybody' under any circumstances, whether it is the prime minister, a failing breakfast show host, or anybody.
Three Indian computer scientists have solved a longstanding mathematics problem by devising a way for a computer to tell quickly and definitively whether a number is prime -- that is, whether it is evenly divisible only by itself and 1. Prime numbers play a crucial role in cryptography, so devising fast ways to identify them is important.
I hope the Dawson Bros muster up this strength because whether it's their prime time or their ruder, dafter, younger BBC3 work, they genuinely brighten my world.
Whether it's the prime minister reviewing data about our economic growth, or your sister checking your FourSquare check-ins, data is ubiquitous and pervasive.
"I've never heard him say 'go after somebody' in any circumstances – whether it's the prime minister or a fading breakfast show host," he said.
"I wanted to democratise it, so whether it's the prime minister or a boy in Wood Green who just happens to be walking down the street, their view is equally valid".
"So, they start to create these almost fictitious things they can sell, whether it's a prime shelf [at the height a shopper is most likely to see] or a gondola end [the promotional buckets often found at the top of the aisle].
Whether it was on "Prime Time Live" on ABC on Nov. 16, at the news conference on Monday, or in his appearances today on "Today" on NBC and "Larry King Live" on CNN, Mr. Cheney seemed utterly at ease, a reassuring ballast to the confusing and often angry turmoil swirling around this contested election.
