You know, it's almost like the United States of America, 50 little states make up the nation. Well, states made up the Soviet Union, so now we have Lithuania, and we have Georgia, and we have Russia, and we have lots of countries. So the breakup of the Soviet Union is definitely the way to see that the Cold War is over. And right before that occurred, the Berlin Wall came a-tumbling down, and that would be very symbolic of the Cold War being over. After the Cold War, the United States kind of becomes the superpower of the New World Order in the 1990s. Germany is unified, and Russia and Eastern Europe really have a lot of work to do to rebuild their economies, which were really devastated by years of a command economy and the lack of entrepreneurship and growth. So I don't know if that's going to do it.