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When People magazine asked President Bush what he wants to do once he's out of the Oval Office, he said:
"It's hard to tell, hard to imagine what it's like to go from 100 miles an hour to five. I'm going to want to build a policy institute at Southern Methodist, probably write a book. And beyond that, I'm open for suggestions."
Prior to his two terms as President of the United States, Bush served as Texas Governor, acted as part owner of the Texas Rangers, worked on his dad's 1988 Presidential campaign, and put in some time in the energy business. He has a bachelors in history from Yale, and an MBA from Harvard.
Based on that resume, do you have any suggestions for what Bush should do after Air Force One drops him off back in Texas?
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Dear Sugar,
My girlfriend and I broke up about three months ago. Two weeks after it happened, she confessed to sleeping with someone else. Though we weren't together, we still kept the lines of communication open and she constantly told me that she loved me and missed me — I returned the sentiment (which I sincerely felt). We are trying to work things out and slowly get back together, so is it unreasonable for me to ask her to break off all ties with the guy she slept with? I just don't think I can move forward knowing that she's still in contact with a man that she's been intimate with. — Cautious Kevin
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