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Microsoft Visual Studio Team System Software Development Evolutionary history of the amphioxus lineage. Amphioxus is a jawless vertebrate that has received enormous attention because it is the basal extant chordate, the closest relative to the origin of the vertebrate lineage. Here we review the morphological characteristics, phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary history of amphioxus to evaluate their current status. We also discuss some implications and future perspectives for amphioxus research. We propose that amphioxus is classified into the phlebochormatous clade, which contains amphioxus, Branchiostoma, the platydires, and the hemichordates.Does Kim Jong-il Really Want Peace? December 10, 2011 Chosun Ilbo President Obama has been accused by U.S. conservatives of naivete for thinking Kim Jong-il, the North’s president, will ever give up his nuclear weapons. “The president has been totally naïve about North Korea,” Jack Kim, a retired Army lieutenant general, said on the Hugh Hewitt Show recently. In the past, Mr. Kim said, North Korea has simply played for time and exploited the U.S. “weakness.” “The North Koreans know that our Army is not there and that our Navy is not there to protect us,” he said. What do North Korea’s many other nuclear programs say about the matter? For one thing, the evidence suggests that Mr. Kim has no intention of giving up his weapons. For another, he’s probably telling the truth when he says he wants peace. We know that he was told in 2004 by British intelligence that the U.S. was not about to launch a military attack. For two years, he thought he could ride out the Bush administration’s hostility and its policy of crippling sanctions that were designed to bring about his regime’s collapse. Still, there are many in the U.S. who are troubled by North Korea’s nuclear program and believe that Mr. Kim will not really compromise. They say that we must punish the regime by all means at our disposal for its nuclear ambition, no matter the human cost. “There is an opportunity to persuade him of the wisdom of having a nuclear deterrent to take away the risk of regime change in North Korea,” a recent New York Times op-ed by Stephen Bosworth
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