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- Amidst the violence and misery that plague the rest of the Sahel, Senegal is a beacon of hope: very poor, to be sure, and with an exploding population (the median age is 19), but it is peaceful and democratic.
- Amidst the violence and misery that plague the rest of the Sahel, Senegal is a beacon of hope: very poor, to be sure, and with an exploding population (the median age is 19), but it is peaceful and democratic.
- Even if the ICJ finds that South Africa has a good case, any action the court takes will be unenforceable if the United States uses its veto on the United Nations Security Council.
- Even if the ICJ finds that South Africa has a good case, any action the court takes will be unenforceable if the United States uses its veto on the United Nations Security Council.
- If Donald Trump is running behind before next year’s election, he might find it electorally useful to spend a few days in jail. Justice must be done, but convictions should be postponed until after the vote, if possible.
- If Donald Trump is running behind before next year’s election, he might find it electorally useful to spend a few days in jail. Justice must be done, but convictions should be postponed until after the vote, if possible.
- The North Africans, Arab and Muslim have inherited bitter memories of colonialism and, for Algerians, of a savage war of liberation. They, and Black African immigrants, have been housed mostly in projects that encircle the big cities, but are not really part of them.
- The North Africans, Arab and Muslim have inherited bitter memories of colonialism and, for Algerians, of a savage war of liberation. They, and Black African immigrants, have been housed mostly in projects that encircle the big cities, but are not really part of them.
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