The Right To Do Something Does Not

Different Regions May Require Different Strategies, As President Bush Has Noted, But Not Different Basic Principles. It's Either Collective Security Or Selective Security.

Gridlock Is Great. My Motto Is, 'don't Just Do Something. Stand There.'

Give Your Main Clause A Little Space. Prose Is Not Like Boxing; The Skilled Writer Deliberately Telegraphs His Punch, Knowing That The Reader Wants To Take The Message Directly On The Chin.

A Book Should Have An Intellectual Shape And A Heft That Comes With Dealing With A Primary Subject.

A Dependent Clause Is Like A Dependent Child: Incapable Of Standing On Its Own But Able To Cause A Lot Of Trouble.