 And the New York Times was willing to pay that, and so we covered Iraq. But, you know, a lot of other organizations just could not afford that, especially at a time when there was less interest in Iraq. You know, this relates to a quote that you shared in your book, Chasing Hope, from Elie Wiesel. And if I got it right, Wiesel said, what hurts a victim the most is not the brutality of the oppressor, but the silence of the bystander. It seems that that motivates you in your work a little bit, and it must motivate a lot of foreign correspondents.