21.   American presidents wield such influence over the fate of other countries that the entire world should have a right to vote in this election!

22.   An America at war with itself is not just a domestic problem, but a burden that the whole world would have to shoulder.

23.   And because power is defined as the prize most worth chasing, generally the world has its way.

24.   And mangled there as well is the confidence the world once had in the possibility of human progress.

25.   And so the world will have to wait, too, until he and his wife are gone.

26.   And the corporate world will have more options when it comes to selecting an Internet service provider.

27.   And the philanthropic world will have to sit tight before it gets its hands on the really big money.

28.   And the brick-and-mortar world may have another advantage this year.

29.   And what the world has seen in an American pastime that has more accents, rhythms and color than perhaps at any time in its history.

30.   And there is a surprisingly parochial sense of homogeneity, as if a larger multicultural world had yet to find its way to Berlin or be invited.