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The other and especially the legacy carriers, they fly different planes with different configurations and different levels of service on virtually on every route, and it's hard to know what you should be expecting to get.	the other and especially the. legacy carriers they fly different, planes with. different configurations and different, levels of service on virtually on every route and it's hard to know what you should be expecting to	The other, and. especially the, legacy carriers they fly different planes with different configurations and different levels of service on virtually on. every. route and it's. hard, to know what you should be expecting to	the other and especially the legacy carriers, they fly different planes with different configurations and different levels of service on virtually on every route, and it's hard to know what you should be expecting to get.
Larry, thanks for the point.	larry, thanks for the	Larry thanks for the	larry, thanks for the point.
Thank you. Have a good day.	thank you have a good	Thank you Have a good	thank you. have a good day.
Okay. And, Joe Brancatelli, thank you for your time today. I think I just heard your computer go off: You've got mail.	okay and joe brancatelli. thank you for your time. today i think i just heard your computer go off: you've got	Okay And Joe Brancatelli thank you, for your time today I think I just heard your computer go off: You've got	okay. and, joe brancatelli, thank you for your time today. i think i just heard your computer go off: you've got mail.
I've always got mail, and thanks for the time, Neal. It's always a pleasure to be with you.	i've always, got mail. and thanks for the time neal it's always a. pleasure to be with	I've always got mail and thanks for the time Neal It's always. a pleasure; to be with	i've always got mail, and thanks for the time, neal. it's always a pleasure to be with you.
Joe Brancatelli, editor of joesentme.com, a website for business travelers and a business travel columnist for Portfolio.com.	joe brancatelli editor of joesentme.com a website for business travelers and a business travel columnist for	Joe Brancatelli editor of joesentme.com a website for business travelers and a business travel, columnist for	joe brancatelli, editor of joesentme.com, a website for business travelers and a business travel columnist for portfolio.com.
Coming up on The Opinion Page, what to do about the deficit and the debt. All week, we're going to hear ideas on how to cut that enormous federal debt. Up first, a proposal from Steve Bell with the Bipartisan Policy Institute. I'm Neal Conan. Stay with us. It's the TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News.	coming up on the opinion page what to do about the deficit and the debt all. week we're going to hear ideas on how to cut that enormous federal debt up first a proposal. from, steve bell with the bipartisan; policy institute i'm neal conan, stay with us it's the talk of the nation from npr	Coming up on The Opinion Page what to do about the deficit and the debt All week we're going to hear ideas on how to cut that enormous federal debt Up first a proposal from Steve Bell with the Bipartisan Policy Institute I'm Neal Conan Stay with us It's the TALK OF THE NATION from NPR	coming up on the opinion page, what to do about the deficit and the debt. all week, we're going to hear ideas on how to cut that enormous federal debt. up first, a proposal from steve bell with the bipartisan policy institute. i'm neal conan. stay with us. it's the talk of the nation from npr news.
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For no particular reason I'm going to guess Delaware.	for no particular reason i'm going to, guess	For, no particular reason I'm, going, to. guess	for no particular reason i'm going to guess delaware.
I had to take critique of what happened in that meeting, because I don't know but it did seem to me difficult to be hopeful in any way--if you're looking at say what's happening, while the regime is at the table with the U.N. Envoy in the ethnic areas of Burma. It's begun one of the most brutal, dry season offenses aga...	i had to take critique of what happened in. that meeting because i don't know but it did seem to me difficult to be hopeful in any way--if you're looking at say what's happening while the regime is at the table with the u.n envoy. in the ethnic areas of, burma it's begun one of the most brutal dry season offenses again...	I. had to take critique of what happened in that meeting because I don't know but it did seem to me difficult, to be hopeful in any way--if, you're looking. at say what's happening while the regime is at the table, with the, U.N Envoy in, the ethnic areas of Burma It's begun one of the most brutal dry season offenses a...	i had to take critique of what happened in that meeting, because i don't know but it did seem to me difficult to be hopeful in any way--if you're looking at say what's happening, while the regime is at the table with the u.n. envoy in the ethnic areas of burma. it's begun one of the most brutal, dry season offenses aga...
So you're dealing with a certainly aggressive group, the Burmese military. I think it would be simplistic to say that there would be hope for change in just an hour-long meeting with a member of the United Nations.	so you're dealing with a certainly aggressive group the burmese military i think it would be simplistic to say that there. would be hope for change in just an hour-long meeting with a member of the, united	So you're dealing with a certainly aggressive, group the Burmese military I think. it would be simplistic to say that there would be hope for change in just an hour-long meeting with. a member of the United	so you're dealing with a certainly aggressive group, the burmese military. i think it would be simplistic to say that there would be hope for change in just an hour-long meeting with a member of the united nations.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called for Aung San Suu Kyi's unconditional release. Does the United States have any leverage here at all?	secretary. of state condoleezza rice called for. aung. san suu kyi's unconditional release does the united states have any leverage here at	Secretary; of State Condoleezza Rice called for Aung San Suu Kyi's unconditional release Does the United States, have any leverage here at	secretary of state condoleezza rice called for aung san suu kyi's unconditional release. does the united states have any leverage here at all?
I think the Burmese regime is famously xenophobic. It resents interference from outside. I think it's a good and strong stance to take, but I do query what effect it would have at the end of the day.	i think the burmese regime is famously xenophobic it resents interference from outside; i think it's a good and strong stance to take but. i do query what effect it would have at the end of the	I think the Burmese regime is famously xenophobic It. resents interference from outside I think it's a good and, strong, stance, to take but I do; query what effect it would have at the end of the	i think the burmese regime is famously xenophobic. it resents interference from outside. i think it's a good and strong stance to take, but i do query what effect it would have at the end of the day.
We've been speaking with Emma Larkin, that's a pseudonym for the author of Finding George Orwell in Burma. She's an American journalist. Thanks very much.	we've. been speaking with emma larkin that's a pseudonym for the author of finding george orwell in burma she's an american journalist thanks very	We've been speaking with Emma, Larkin that's a pseudonym for. the author, of Finding George Orwell in Burma She's an American journalist Thanks very	we've been speaking with emma larkin, that's a pseudonym for the author of finding george orwell in burma. she's an american journalist. thanks very much.
Thank you.	thank	Thank	thank you.
And for the record here's what Secretary of State Rice said about the Myanmar government.	and for the record here's what secretary of state rice said about the myanmar	And for the record here's what Secretary of State Rice said about. the, Myanmar	and for the record here's what secretary of state rice said about the myanmar government.
We also call upon the Burmese Regime to end its attacks on civilians, to cease its persecution of ethnic minorities, and to return the country to democracy.	we also call upon; the burmese regime to end its attacks on civilians to cease its persecution of ethnic minorities and to return the country to	We also call upon; the Burmese Regime to end its attacks on civilians to cease its persecution of ethnic minorities and to return the. country to	we also call upon the burmese regime to end its attacks on civilians, to cease its persecution of ethnic minorities, and to return the country to democracy.
This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep.	this is morning, edition from npr news i'm steve.	This is MORNING EDITION from NPR News I'm Steve	this is morning edition from npr news. i'm steve inskeep.
And I'm Renee Montagne.	and i'm renee	And I'm Renee	and i'm renee montagne.
The US Supreme Court hears arguments today in a case with huge symbolic significance for the military, for academia and for gays. At issue is the constitutionality of a federal law which requires that federal funds be taken away from a university if even one of its schools or departments denies equ...	the us supreme court hears arguments today in a; case. with huge symbolic significance for the military for academia and for gays at issue is, the constitutionality of a federal. law which requires that federal funds be taken away from a university if even one of its schools, or departments denies ...	The US Supreme Court. hears arguments today in a case with huge symbolic significance for the military. for academia and for; gays At issue is the, constitutionality of a federal law which requires that; federal funds be taken. away from a university if even one of its schools or departments denies...	the us supreme court hears arguments today in a case with huge symbolic significance for the military, for academia and for gays. at issue is the constitutionality of a federal law which requires that federal funds be taken away from a university if even one of its schools or departments denies equ...
Today's case centers on how the military's don't ask, don't tell policy conflicts with university nondiscrimination policies; in particular, law school policies. For nearly three decades, most law schools have required that all recruiters seeking to use the schools' career services facilities pledg...	today's case centers on how the military's, don't ask don't tell policy conflicts with university nondiscrimination policies, in particular law, school policies for nearly three decades most law schools. have, required that, all recruiters seeking, to use the schools' career services facilities ple...	Today's. case centers on, how the military's don't ask don't tell policy, conflicts with university nondiscrimination policies. in particular law school policies For nearly three decades most law schools have required that all recruiters seeking, to use, the. schools' career services facilities ple...	today's case centers on how the military's don't ask, don't tell policy conflicts with university nondiscrimination policies; in particular, law school policies. for nearly three decades, most law schools have required that all recruiters seeking to use the schools' career services facilities pledg...
In 1990, the Association of American Law Schools unanimously adopted a policy barring recruiters who failed to sign the non-discrimination pledge. Four years later, Congress enacted a law directing the Department of Defense to withhold funds from any school that restricted military recruitment. As...	in 1990, the association of; american law schools. unanimously adopted a policy barring recruiters who failed to sign the non-discrimination pledge four years later congress enacted a law directing the department of defense to withhold funds from any school that restricted military recruitment as ...	In 1990, the Association of American Law Schools unanimously adopted. a policy barring recruiters who failed to sign the non-discrimination pledge Four years later Congress enacted a law directing the Department of Defense to withhold funds from any school that restricted military recruitment As a...	in 1990, the association of american law schools unanimously adopted a policy barring recruiters who failed to sign the non-discrimination pledge. four years later, congress enacted a law directing the department of defense to withhold funds from any school that restricted military recruitment. as...
Then in 2001 came the Bush administration and 9/11. The Department of Defense told the law schools that if military recruiters were not treated identically to other recruiters, treated equally in all respects, the whole university would lose all its federal funding, and that amounted to hundreds of...	then in, 2001 came the bush administration and 9/11. the department of defense told the law. schools that if military recruiters were not treated identically to other recruiters treated equally in all respects the whole university would lose all its federal funding and that amounted to hundreds of ...	Then in 2001 came the Bush administration, and 9/11. The Department of. Defense told the, law schools that if military recruiters were. not treated identically. to other recruiters treated equally in all respects the whole university would lose all its. federal funding and that amounted to hundreds...	then in 2001 came the bush administration and 9/11. the department of defense told the law schools that if military recruiters were not treated identically to other recruiters, treated equally in all respects, the whole university would lose all its federal funding, and that amounted to hundreds of...
I did not make the don't ask, don't tell law. But it's a law of the land and the military's obligated to follow that law.	i did not make the don't ask don't tell law but it's a law of the land and the, military's obligated to, follow that.	I did not make, the don't ask don't tell law; But it's a law of the land and the military's obligated to follow that.	i did not make the don't ask, don't tell law. but it's a law of the land and the military's obligated to follow that law.
And recruitment, he notes, is the life's blood of the nation's defense.	and recruitment. he notes. is the life's blood of the nation's	And recruitment he notes is the life's blood of, the nation's	and recruitment, he notes, is the life's blood of the nation's defense.
All the lawyers in the military come from some private law school 'cause the government has no law school.	all the lawyers in the military. come from some private law school 'cause the government has no law	All the lawyers in the military come, from some private law school 'cause the government has. no law,	all the lawyers in the military come from some private law school 'cause the government has no law school.
To the law schools, it's not a question of equal access since no other employer who discriminates is given any access.	to, the law schools it's not a question of equal access since, no other employer who discriminates is. given any	To the law schools it's not a question of equal access since no; other employer who discriminates, is given any	to the law schools, it's not a question of equal access since no other employer who discriminates is given any access.
The government is demanding preferred access.	the government is demanding preferred	The government is, demanding preferred	the government is demanding preferred access.
Joshua Rosenkranz will argue in the Supreme Court today on behalf of law schools challenging the government's equal access requirement.	joshua rosenkranz will argue in the supreme court, today on behalf of law schools challenging the government's equal access	Joshua Rosenkranz will, argue in the Supreme Court today on behalf of law schools. challenging the government's equal access	joshua rosenkranz will argue in the supreme court today on behalf of law schools challenging the government's equal access requirement.
It's demanding what we call most favored recruiter status. They're saying, `We will discriminate against your students and you will help us do it.'	it's demanding what we call, most favored recruiter status they're saying `we will discriminate against your students; and, you will help us do	It's demanding what we call most favored recruiter status, They're saying `We will discriminate against your students and you will. help. us do	it's demanding what we call most favored recruiter status. they're saying, `we will discriminate against your students and you will help us do it.'
Former Army Undersecretary Joseph Reeder, who served in the Clinton administration, counters that the law schools seem to think they can exempt themselves from the country's defense.	former army undersecretary joseph reeder. who served in the clinton administration counters that the law schools seem to think they can exempt themselves from, the country's,	Former Army Undersecretary Joseph Reeder who served in the Clinton administration counters, that the law schools seem to think they can exempt themselves from the country's	former army undersecretary joseph reeder, who served in the clinton administration, counters that the law schools seem to think they can exempt themselves from the country's defense.
The message that we send to the people, the kids that we've got in combat, that some institutions are just too good, that they are not going to allow military to recruit on their campuses, is, for me, a pernicious and very disturbing thought.	the message. that we send to the people the, kids that we've got in combat that some institutions are just too good that. they are not going to allow military to recruit. on their. campuses is for me a pernicious and very. disturbing,	The message that, we send to the people the kids that we've got in, combat that some institutions are just. too; good that they, are not going to allow military to recruit on. their campuses is for me a pernicious and, very disturbing;	the message that we send to the people, the kids that we've got in combat, that some institutions are just too good, that they are not going to allow military to recruit on their campuses, is, for me, a pernicious and very disturbing thought.
In fact, most schools have long since agreed to let military recruiters on campus. They want to draw the line, though, at how much administrative assistance they give, how their personnel will be used to carry the military's recruitment message. The military has insisted that everything be the sam...	in. fact. most schools have long since agreed to let military recruiters on. campus they want to draw the line though at how much; administrative assistance they give how their personnel will, be used to carry. the military's recruitment message. the military has. insisted that everything be the s...	In fact most schools have long since agreed to let; military recruiters on campus. They want to draw the line though at how much administrative assistance they give how their personnel will be used to carry the military's recruitment. message The military has insisted that everything be the same a...	in fact, most schools have long since agreed to let military recruiters on campus. they want to draw the line, though, at how much administrative assistance they give, how their personnel will be used to carry the military's recruitment message. the military has insisted that everything be the sam...
We don't bar anyone from coming in, but what we won't do is we won't give assistance to people who are indicating that it's their intent to discriminate in their hiring practices. We don't think that an academic institution should be conscripted into the exercise of discrimination.	we don't bar anyone from coming in, but, what we won't do, is we won't give assistance to people who are indicating that it's their intent. to discriminate in their hiring practices we don't think that an academic institution should be conscripted into, the exercise of	We don't bar anyone from coming in but what we won't do is we won't give assistance, to people who are indicating that it's their intent; to discriminate in their hiring practices We don't think that an. academic institution should be conscripted into the exercise of	we don't bar anyone from coming in, but what we won't do is we won't give assistance to people who are indicating that it's their intent to discriminate in their hiring practices. we don't think that an academic institution should be conscripted into the exercise of discrimination.
Delaware, small wonder.	delaware small	Delaware small	delaware, small wonder.
Absolutely not, Neal.	absolutely not	Absolutely not	absolutely not, neal.
A little more than half. And coal use is up recently as the alternatives, natural gas in particular, have gotten more expensive. Coal companies, coal producers are really profitable these days. They're getting twice as much for their commodity now than they did just five years ago. And that's because demand is really s...	a little more; than half and coal. use is. up recently as the alternatives natural gas in particular have gotten more expensive coal companies coal; producers are really profitable these days they're getting twice as much for their commodity now than they did just five years ago and that's because. demand is really str...	A little more than half And coal use is up, recently as the alternatives natural gas in particular have gotten, more expensive Coal companies coal. producers are really profitable these days They're getting twice as much for their commodity now than they did just five years ago And that's because demand is really; stro...	a little more than half. and coal use is up recently as the alternatives, natural gas in particular, have gotten more expensive. coal companies, coal producers are really profitable these days. they're getting twice as much for their commodity now than they did just five years ago. and that's because demand is really s...
To meet the needs of its booming economy, China is building two coal plants every week. But Joseph Romm, an energy analyst with the Center for American Progress, says the expanding market for coal has come at the price of safety standards.	to meet the needs of its booming economy china; is building two coal, plants every; week; but joseph romm an energy analyst with the center for american. progress; says the. expanding market for coal has come at. the price of safety	To meet the needs of its booming economy China is building two coal plants every. week But Joseph Romm an energy analyst with the Center for American Progress says the expanding market for coal has come at the price of safety	to meet the needs of its booming economy, china is building two coal plants every week. but joseph romm, an energy analyst with the center for american progress, says the expanding market for coal has come at the price of safety standards.
The bottom line is that we have had lax enforcement for the last six or seven years. And in this sort of mad rush to extract the coal from the ground because it's so profitable, we have neglected basic safety laws. So I think it would be good finally to see some real oversight of the mining industry because this is una...	the bottom, line is that we have had lax enforcement for, the last, six or seven years and in this sort of mad rush, to extract the coal from the ground because it's so profitable we have neglected basic safety, laws so i think it would. be good, finally to, see some real oversight, of. the mining industry because this...	The bottom line, is that we have had lax enforcement for the last six or seven years And in, this sort of mad rush to, extract the coal from, the ground because it's so profitable we have neglected basic, safety. laws So I think it would be good. finally. to see some real, oversight of the mining industry because this....	the bottom line is that we have had lax enforcement for the last six or seven years. and in this sort of mad rush to extract the coal from the ground because it's so profitable, we have neglected basic safety laws. so i think it would be good finally to see some real oversight of the mining industry because this is una...
And John, do you expect any financial fallout from all these stories about how dangerous it is to pull coal under the ground?	and john do you expect any, financial, fallout from all these stories about how dangerous it is, to pull coal under. the	And John do you expect any financial fallout from all these, stories about how, dangerous it is to, pull coal under the.	and john, do you expect any financial fallout from all these stories about how dangerous it is to pull coal under the ground?