INTERVENTION
October 2013
'Obama found it easier to perform the role of critical intellectual than commander-in-chief'
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May 2012
'Crumbling stones are nothing compared to the mangled bodies of Assad's victims. They are a good illustration, though, of the price of our impotence'
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