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06/23/2026
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Why testing, contact tracing, and isolation of clusters is the only proven way out of coronavirus lockdowns
04/22/2020
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Italy’s Virus Shutdown Came Too Late. What Happens Now?
NYTimes.com 04/05/2020
How South Korea stopped coronavirus in its tracksThe Times 03/24/2020
Turkey, the U.S. and cluster bombs in Syria
06/28/2012
The U.S. stands by and takes a passive approach to artillery attacks on civilian populations and cluster bombs. Was some measure of respect lost in the process. The potential for a role with minimal cost of a no fly zone that could have prevented the air raids on civilians.
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Turkey Steps Up to the Assad Challenge
Wall Street Journal 06/28/2012
Syria Uses Cluster Bombs to Attack as Many Civilians as PossibleNew York Times 12/20/2012
The unreal and bizarre in Syria- the coastal town of Tartus, cluster bombs on civilian population and the international community
12/20/2012
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Syrian Resort Town Is Stronghold for Alawites
New York Times 12/22/2012
Syria Uses Cluster Bombs to Attack as Many Civilians as PossibleNew York Times 12/20/2012
Free trade and its impact on counties and communities across the U.S.
09/27/2011
About one-third to two-thirds of the benefits from trade are erased by the cost of government payments in the form of unemployment insurance, food stamps and disability benefits for U.S. communities that fare worse from a surge in imports. This is one of the conclusions in a research study by professors Hanson and Autor of 722 clusters of counties in the U.S.
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Cities Adapt With Mixed Results
Wall Street Journal 09/27/2011
Tallying the Toll of U.S.-China TradeWall Street Journal 09/27/2011
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