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It helps me feel positive and clearheaded, along with the medications I take.

All the same, Barak said Iranian rulers could not be relied upon to remain clearheaded. "I don't think that anyone can say responsibly that these ayatollahs, if they have nuclear weapons, are something you can rely on, like the Politburo or the Pentagon," he said.

And while the rhetorical style might be ratcheted up a bit tight, it is accessible and clearheaded, and hardly coarse.

This clearheaded and funny memoir captures the grit and chaos of a tumultuous moment in Central American history, but it's really a coming-of-age story.

Since leaving that band fans of his clearheaded horn playing have been anxiously awaiting some new recorded music, and Jay Walkin' shouldn't disappoint.

Old Nick is equally clearheaded when it comes to making judgements.

of East Anglia and now an expert working for examination boards in the UK on tests of critical thinking, offers students and the general readership the opportunity to practice reasoning in a clearheaded and critical way, the goal being to develop skills in reasoning well and improving skills in analyzing and evaluating arguments.

Christianity is as simple as physics--the continuous, clearheaded stripping down of complex situations to first principles, which takes all the brain cells and spiritual perception that we possess.

Nuclear Weapons Policy is a sober and clearheaded examination of American options and obligations, particularly with regard to the demand side of proliferation and reduced reliance on nuclear weapons for foreign policy.

Medea Benjamin, co-founder of Global Exchange and Code Pink, gives her clearheaded assessment.

Flynn's book, Catholics at a Crossroads, uses the priest sex scandal as a point of departure for her clearheaded critique of the American Catholic church and the dilemmas and possibilities it confronts today.

That's something of a disappointment from a writer who is so clearheaded and has done so much impressive reporting.

Although many artists can be said to contemplate mortality in their work--usually in a veiled, Robert Frost kind of way--a clearheaded few have cut through the allusive haze and made their contemplation plain.