Oil-rich Azerbaijan, for example, had long begun inclining towards the West, but may be pushed back into Moscow's orbit because of Nagorno-Karabakh, a province that broke away in .
Such conditions breed trouble, according to a recent report by the IPPR that identified the factors inclining a child to criminality.
Of all the dapper gentlemen, none was more inspired and self-confident than Arnold Rothstein, a sleek Jew inclining to flesh in his late forties.
Why One Key Iraq-War Supporter Is Hopeful About the Nuclear Deal With Iran In 2003, Bill Keller of the New York Times wrote , “Kenneth Pollack, the Clinton National Security Council expert whose argument for invading Iraq is surely the most influential book of this season, has provided intellectual cover for every liberal who finds himself inclining toward war but uneasy about Mr. Bush.” A decade later, Pollack, a former CIA intelligence officer and now an expert in ...
Nov. 26, 2013 - New York Magazine