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NO COMPETITION FOR RESOURCES
I RECENTLY READ two news reports back-to-back that got me thinking about supply and demand.
First, I read that the Japanese government had granted concessions to national businesses to drill for oil in a disputed area of the East China Sea, which further tests strained relations between Japan and China. And then, right here in London, a bright little girl told how no local secondary school had a place for her because London's boroughs find themselves stretched 6,000 pupils beyond capacity.
About the author
Tony Lobl frequently travels in Europe, and between the United States and his home base in London.

May 23, 2005 issue
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LETTERS
with contributions from JOAN WATTAM, JULIE FINNIN DAY, BOB WILSON, DOLORES FRAZIER, DAVID HELMER
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Don't forget to smell the flowers
MAIKE BYRD, CHILDREN'S EDITOR
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
with contributions from Alline Kent, Ulrich Boser, Malcom Foster, Frederica Saylor
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SHATTERING THE TIME MYTH
By Colleen Douglass
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TOWARD FRAZZLE-FREE FAMILIES
By Warren Bolon
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STRESSED OUT? TEENS SAY MAKE PRAYER A PRIORITY
By Suzanne Smedley
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CIVIC DUTIES CALL FOR SPIRITUAL PLEAS
By Sara Hoagland Hunter
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JUSTICE AND THE SYMPATHY FACTOR
Jeffrey Jones
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NO OTHER VIABLE OPTION
By Walt Rodgers
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FACING DOWN FEAR THROUGH THE POWER OF GOD
By Dee Lewis
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MY LIFE'S WORK
KAY OLSON
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A LESSON FROM A BEE STING
By Lewis Hall
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NO COMPETITION FOR RESOURCES
TONY LOBL
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HEALED AFTER RUNNING A 'HOLY' RACE
LIZ CLAXTON
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A FAMILY PRAYS
FRED WIENECKE with contributions from LAUREN WIENECKE
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A NEW OUTLOOK BRINGS HEALING
WILLIAM PITELESKI