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Under Silla 's rule , Korea prospered and the arts flourished ; Buddhism , which had entered Korea in the 4th cent ., became dominant in this period . Abortion and race dominate the Supreme Court 's agenda for the term that begins tomorrow , with the Bush administration and its conservative allies urging the justices to put limits on abortion rights and affirmative action.Conservatives want the court to uphold a 2003 federal law banning the procedure opponents call " partial-birth " abortion , and to strike down local integration policies that distribute students by race . " Touch-screen systems are used in 32 states , but computer scientists and critics say they are vulnerable to glitches and security holes.Former Gov. Jeb Bush , who promoted the video-screen technology after his brother George won the presidency in the 2000 recount dispute , later rejected the notion of abandoning the systems and said they were reliable.Manufacturers contend a paper trail is unneeded because the terminals make errors impossible.Under Crist 's plan , money would be used to purchase optical-scanning machines that require voters to fill out paper ballots , which are then recorded . the rapidly developing society gained much in the arts of civilization under the strong cultural influence of China , then flourishing in the splendor of the T'ang dynasty . " If you had to rank it among criminal problems , like drugs , domestic violence , those kinds of issues , this is n't even close , " he said . The moderate stance regarding China as well as other foreign policies pursued by the government displeased more extreme militarist and nationalist elements developing in Japan , some of whom disliked capitalism and advocated state socialism . " It is criminally disingenuous of the government to say it relies on traditional justice , because its policies have destroyed that system , " Baldo said by telephone.He said the Sudanese judiciary was only going after " foot soldiers " in Darfur , and has shown no sign of investigating the " highest circles of power . The figures below show which side he voted for in the different kinds of cases , how often he voted with the court majority and how his views stack up against judges nationally . Stevens also was above average in voting to take cases , he said.Others say that an increasingly homogenous appellate judiciary appointed by Republican administrations is producing fewer conflicting opinions among circuits , a chief characteristic of the kinds of cases the justices like to take . " Although Bush acknowledged two weeks ago that " mistakes have been made " in Iraq , he appeared unchastened last night and took no responsibility for his party 's defeat or errors in office.Democrats seemed unimpressed by his latest governing blueprint and signaled that they are in no mood to meet him in the middle . When the local sheriff raided a warehouse in Southside Virginia last weekend , he found a dirt pit surrounded by bleachers , dozens of dead or dying chickens strewn about , a concession shack selling beer and soft tacos , and at least 120 men and women carrying more than $ 40,000 . In fiscal 2006 , the U.S. Border Patrol apprehended more than 510,000 people attempting to unlawfully enter the United States via Arizona , half of the total for the 2,000 - mile-long southern border , according to government statistics.Phoenix is recognized as the hub of the immigrant smuggling trade , stocked with safe houses where illegal immigrants , known as pollos , or chickens , are held until relatives or friends pay about $ 1,600 a head and they are moved out on the highways that crisscross the city .