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When things don’t go right, it’s okay to change the equation.
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George W. Bush and Henry V present a striking parallel.
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We should have turned it over to a small group of Iraqis, or one capable figurehead, Adelman says.
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The Bush administration bungled the occupation of Iraq just as they did responding to Hurricane Katrina.
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Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein’s active WMD program were a double threat that we needed to address with force, Adelman says.
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Adelman believes it must be dealt with seriously and forcefully.
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Teaching Shakespeare the way it was meant to be taught: on DVD.
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Adelman hopes that we have moved beyond social engineering.
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Adelman finds nature and art to be more inspiring than a synagogue.
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People want to perfect complex subjects more than easy subjects.
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Adelman loves “Hamlet” for its simplicity and depth, though tthere’s nothing quite like “King Lear.”
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Reagan should be remembered as the president that gave us the best arms control agreement, Adelman says.
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Adelman talks about working with President Ronald Reagan on disarmament and about the illuminating the lessons of Shakespeare.
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Just like great leaders in Shakespearean dramas are able to turn liabilities into assets, companies like 3M were able to transform a liability–glue that didn’t stick so well–into an asset: […]
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Understanding human nature.
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Adelman talks about teaching leadership through the plays of Shakespeare.
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Carter would invest in AIDS research and writing programs.