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GARCIA-NAVARRO: Stillwater has spent her first week in Iraq in the heavily protected Green Zone, the complicated war outside its gates still beyond her grasp.
NPR: An Activist Grandma, 'Embedded' in Iraq
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Nations always prepare to fight their last war, and now Gates' Pentagon is thinking only about what the U.S. needs to defeat jihadists in sandy and rocky environments.
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The Times article noted that seven years ago Bill Gates predicted the war on spam would be won in two years.
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When the outcome of the war in Iraq was in doubt, Bob Gates presided over the extraordinary efforts that helped restore order.
WHITEHOUSE: Armed Services Farewell Tribute for Secretary Gates
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Last month Defense Secretary Robert Gates injected fresh energy into the beleaguered war effort by tapping Lt.
CNN: Petraeus: Afghanistan attacks at high
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For Microsoft the longer-term challenge is the one that keeps Bill Gates up at night: the IQ war.
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It was not until World War I, when British forces were at the gates of Jerusalem, in November, 1917, that the British Foreign Secretary, Arthur Balfour, anxious for Jewish support in the war, issued his epic yet ambiguous Declaration.
BBC: The return of the Jews to the promised land
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The Bush administration can only respond, as Defense Secretary Robert Gates did in Munich, that one Cold War is enough.
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Notably, Gates has been an outspoken critic of the war in Libya.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: An Obama foreign policy
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Were Mr. Gates actually to do so, he would condemn the Corps to going to war from the sea for the foreseeable future with obsolescent amphibious vehicles, or not at all.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Send away the Marines?
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So we have a new secretary of defense in Mr. Gates, and he's looking for new directions in the conduct of the war.
NPR: Joint Chiefs Shake-Up Leaves Questions
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Losing talent and watching cash decline in relative terms, it's my guess that Gates and Ballmer decided enough was enough--it's time to go to war against these troublesome dot-coms.
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