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And for all the board's intransigence, Brewer appears serious about changing the way the LAUSD does business. He concluded by maintaining that, historically, Israeli withdrawals had not brought about Palestinian moderation, but had increased Palestinian intransigence and exacerbated the conflict. The recent decision by Catholic Charities of Boston--under unwarranted pressure from both the bishops of Massachusetts and from the Vatican--to refuse to allow gay couples to adopt children, is an example of wrongheadedness and intransigence that would make the angels weep. |
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