So while I think Gabe is right that some sort of grand bargain in which Russia exchanges support for Syria for guarantees about American behavior in the post-Soviet space would be win-win, it will simply never happen unless the domestic political situation in the US changes beyond all recognition.

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It was an honest attempt to resolve the un-resolvable, but as Adam Ozimek of Modeled Behavior points out in this awesome post, we overlooked one crucial element: PURE RAW MUSCLE POWER!

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My millennial offspring and their pals taught me a few things about web behavior when I pointed them at the post.

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Sources expressed concern about such behavior should Hagel be nominated for the defense post.

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Yet we have an outright ban on health considerations in part because health outcomes are easier to measure than health behaviors ex post, and so any attempts to punish unhealthy behavior risks punishing unfortunate genetics.

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That is trying to control behavior, whether it is inside the prison or on post-release.

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In the same way, whether executives knew about the money laundering or rate manipulation, such illegal behavior should result in the return of incentives by any member of senior management who was in post when it happened.

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In this post, Financial Finesse financial planner Michael Smith outlines a few simple rules to help us change our behavior and achieve our financial goals.

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Rutgers announced Thursday that former interim senior vice president and general counsel John Wolf has resigned from his post as a university attorney the fourth official to leave in the wake of revelations of abusive behavior by former men's basketball coach Mike Rice.

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