Some commissioners wondered whether this cold-war wisdom was being dismissed too lightly.
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It is doubly ironic because Hagel's appointment by a Democratic president is designed to help re-center American foreign policy, reminding us all of some forgotten Cold War era wisdom articulated by Republican Sen.
Matters of U.S. intelligence, the wisdom of the war in Iraq and the threat of terrorism against the United States, those issues are at the heart of the debate over an intelligence report leaked over the weekend and then declassified in part yesterday.
But there was no discussion of the wisdom of a general war against drugs in Latin America.
Even those who doubt the wisdom of fighting a war about it would not argue that Mr Hussein has yet done what was asked of him.
Barack Obama had the experience and wisdom to oppose a popular war based on faulty premises.
Early in the Cold War, Einstein warned of the danger of our wisdom not keeping pace with our technology.
Who shall stand against the common wisdom when it is wrong about deterrence, wrong about the causes of war, wrong about the state of the world, wrong about the ambitions of ascendant nations, wrong about history, and wrong about human nature?
However, the conventional wisdom was that Comcast had won itself a battle but would ultimately lose the war in spectacular fashion, since the obvious move for the FCC would have been to reclassify broadband access as a Title II "telecommunications service, " which is the same way the agency regulates wireline phones, and ISPs would have suddenly found themselves in a regulatory nightmare.
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Many on Capitol Hill doubt the wisdom of passing such large cuts in taxes at a time when the country is engaged in an expensive war and when the government has swung rapidly back into deficit.
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