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CNN	Samarra recruits train to survive
	U.S troops are training Iraqis to police Samarra, a predominantly Sunni city where insurgents continue to attack U.S. and Iraqi forces. For their dangerous job, they learn survival skills as well as police tactics but as many point out they want to be crime fighters -- and they do not feel equipped... CNN - February 23, 2005 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Bush to meet with Putin
	President Bush landed in Slovakia for the final stop on his European tour, ahead of a summit Thursday with Russian President Vladimir Putin. CNN - February 23, 2005

Bipartisan Study Assails No Child Left Behind Act

A bipartisan panel of state lawmakers categorized the initiative as a flawed and unconstitutional reform effort that usurped state and local control of public schools.
New York Times - February 23, 2005

For Simpler Robots, a Step Forward

Developing two-footed humanoid robots that can run so long on a charge that the household variety could finally become common.
New York Times - February 23, 2005

Palestinian Leader Gains Fatah Faction's Backing for Cabinet

The Palestinian prime minister, Ahmed Qurei, secured the support of his Fatah party late today for a new cabinet composed of nonpolitical professionals.
New York Times - February 23, 2005

Hopes Fade for Finding Quake Survivors in Iran

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Allawi Plans Challenge as Maneuvering in Iraq Intensifies

The current prime minister, Ayad Allawi, will form a coalition to challenge Ibrahim al-Jaafari, a doctor with an Islamist bent.
New York Times - February 23, 2005

Court-Martial Convicts 2 British Soldiers of Abusing Iraqi Prisoners

Two British soldiers were convicted today of abusing Iraqi detainees in a case that was widely known as Britain's "Abu Ghraib."
New York Times - February 23, 2005

Bush Elevates Adviser to Head of White House Economic Council

President Bush has chosen Harvey S. Rosen, a member of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, to become the council chairman.
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US interest rates may have to keep rising to keep inflation in check, the Federal Reserve warns.
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A Colombian court authorises the extradition of self-confessed drug-trafficker Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela to the US.
BBC News - February 23, 2005

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BBC News - February 23, 2005

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