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Dennis Small Law: Edward Spannaus Middle East: Thierry LaleVlfe Military Strategy: Steven Bardwell Science and Technology: Marsha Freeman Soviet Union and Eastern Europe: Egypt's future is the subject of this week's Special Report; it is Rachel Douglas worth a look at its past. United States: Graham f"owry The locus of many INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS: of the greatest scientific and technological Bogota: Carlos Cota Meza achievements of the ancient world-as Edgar Allan Poe pointed Bonn: George Gregory. Rainer Apel out-Egypt once more, after the American Revolution, Chicago: Paul Greenberg began to Copenhagen: Leni Thomsen modernize and industrialize, aided by Europe's Ecole Polytechnique Houston: Harley Schlanger. faction, which revived the development program for Egypt drafted Nicholas F. Benton Los Angeles: Theodore Andromidas by the great Wilhelm Gottfried Leibniz in the 17th century. 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