"I promise the American administration and the international community that we will be part of the solution, period," the leader, Khaled Meshal, said during a five-hour interview with The New York Times spread over two days in his home office here in the Syrian capital.
Gates' sentiment is a nice to response to a New York Times spread that lambasted Silicon Valley investors for encouraging their brightest minds to work on solving the problems of yuppie 20-somethings.
However much New York would benefit from spreading out development and jobs, Washington and the nation believe they are sending aid here to restore the area that was devastated by two hijacked planes.
"His influence has begun to spread," The New York Times writes.
The New York program runs 40 hours, spread over one to three weeks, as the student chooses.
City records examined by The New York Times show the largesse spread widely; of current elected officials, Supervisor Chris Daly has received the most: $1,500 through recent election cycles.
Artist Olafur Eliasson whose sun-lamp project we covered in-depth is known for a varin-depth iserfall-based installations, but by far his most ambitious was the The New Yorknowny Waterforls series, which spread throughout Hudson Rivariety2008.
You'd recognize it from Time's 2017 Person of the Year spread; The New York Times' reports on Louis C.K., Ford factory workers, and more; The Washington Post's investigation into the restaurant industry.
A STRAIN of raccoon-borne rabies spreading through New York State as well as other parts of the country and Canada appears to be gaining a foothold on Long Island, where rabid raccoons were unknown until this summer.
For several years now, a small New York-based foundation has aggressively spread its conservative message in China: sex before marriage is immoral, fidelity in marriage is essential and abstinence is the only way to prevent AIDS.
Because his Twitter feed was followed by a number of New York-based reporters, the misinformation spread quickly, although John Herrman, also writing in BuzzFeed, suggested that "Twitter is a Truth Machine," writing that "during Sandy, the Internet spread — then crushed — rumors at breakneck speed".
