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Regulations should be judged not by their intent, but by their effect. I believe that this relatively simple principle is... View Article
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I have watched some of the coverage of the Irish presidential campaign, wondering how my old manager Jim Gavin will... View Article
September, in America, and no shortage of back-to-school spirit in national politics and governance and contemporary political theatre. Contrary to... View Article
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A feeling of victorious jubilation spread fast among Palestinian solidarity activists and on opposition benches on Monday morning as news... View Article
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