But we will turn a blind eye to many things legally to give him some space in Belgrade to start those processes.

BBC: Analysis: The Montenegro conundrum

In a pub a mile away in Hathershaw, a mainly white area, a dozen men refuse to make eye contact or give their names when asked about race relations in Oldham.

ECONOMIST: Race in Oldham

Exempting them from the congestion charge seems odd: they still take up space on the roads, and Britain's eye-watering petrol taxes give a strong boost to greener cars already.

ECONOMIST: How green and safe are they?

Have your cold eye reviewer give a presentation that communicates their general approach to the review, the data found, a summary of key points, and any recommendations.

FORBES: Putting On A New Pair of Goggles

The data will make it difficult, he says, for doctors to look pancreatic cancer patients in the eye and give them gemcitabine alone.

FORBES: Celgene's Abraxane Extends Life By 1.8 Months In Advanced Pancreatic Cancer

As a result, the new cameras can remove red eye automatically, adjust an image's lighting to give it the appropriate contrast and give users tools to align and preview panoramic shots.

FORBES: New HP Camera, But Same Old Look

That--or another chance to squander the trust of consumers and give other struggling entrepreneurs a black eye.

FORBES: Entrepreneurs

John Kerry, D-Massachusetts, who also has his eye on the White House, agrees the case has not yet been made for Congress to give Bush approval for military action.

CNN: Lott: Intelligence justifies Iraq strike

As long as these budget deficits are staring taxpayers in the eye, unions are putting themselves in a difficult situation by thinking they will not have to give something back.

CNN: Unions have to make concessions