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Bush Denies Racial Component to Government's Effort After Storm

President Bush also said that there were enough troops to deal with both the Iraqi war and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
New York Times - September 12, 2005
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CNN	I come with 'no agenda,' Roberts says
	At his confirmation hearing Monday, chief justice nominee John Roberts told the Senate Judiciary Committee, "I come before the committee with no agenda. I have no platform. Judges are not politicians." CNN - September 12, 2005

Three Days After Losing Katrina Duties, FEMA Chief Resigns Post

The White House quickly announced that it intended to nominate R. David Paulison, a top aide at FEMA, as acting director.
New York Times - September 12, 2005

Senate Panel Begins Hearings on Nomination for Chief Justice

In his opening statement, Judge Roberts pledged to preside over the Supreme Court "without fear or favor."
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Large areas of Los Angeles lost power today after a utility worker accidentally cut a cable, officials said.
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Celebration and Scavenging as Palestinians Take Over Gaza

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The step could lead to greater transparency in a country that has a long history of providing partial or misleading data.
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Schr�der Closes Gap, but Chances Are Considered Slim

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New York Times - September 12, 2005

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Were you gripped by the cricket?

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Karzai urges terror fight rethink

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