In the New Republic , Robert Kagan says the authors' mild policy prescriptions won't solve the problems they shrilly decry.
Robert Kagan claims that the minor changes the authors propose won't fix the issues they're criticizing.
Robert Kagan says that the authors' proposed policy changes are exactly what is needed to fix the problems.
A male is with a female.
Two people are gardening.
What if they don't approve of us? Then what?
The Pincio promenade is descending and lines with maple trees.
He is making bread
He was a bit larger than San'doro.