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Another pigeonhole graduate of the Robert Novak/Arianna Huffington Pundit School, where absolute and entrenched "my side right, your side wrong" makes a marketable media commodity?
Perhaps the most striking indicator of a change of mood inside the government reported by the paper is the news that cabinet member Ariel Sharon, who as Defense Minister in 1982 got Israel entrenched in Lebanon in the first place, is among those urging a reconsideration of the deployment.
"Putin has a wonderful opportunity to become for Russia what the Roosevelts are for America," Sobchak told the Times . The Times buys this analysis: "Theodore Roosevelt took on entrenched monopolies, helping small businesses to thrive and competition to flourish.
9 In other words, the principles of the free market economy need not be entrenched as a dimension of constitutionally protected liberty.
The entrenched advantages of advanced nations--their infrastructure and technical know-how, the vastly larger size of their markets and their proximity to suppliers of key components, their political stability and the subtle-but-crucial social adaptations that are necessary to operate an efficient economy--seemed to outweigh even a tenfold or twentyfold disparity in wage rates.