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U.S. Inquiry Cites Missteps in Iraqi Reconstruction

As money runs out for Iraq's reconstruction, there is no clear source for the additional funds needed to operate finished projects.
New York Times - October 30, 2005
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CNN	Storm brews over CIA leak probe
	The top U.S. Senate Democrat says President Bush and Vice President Cheney owe Americans an explanation of "what's going on" in the administration over the CIA leak probe. Sen. Harry Reid also calls for Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove to be fired. CNN - October 30, 2005

CNN	Top Democrat: Fire Rove
	Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid on Sunday called for Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove to be fired and said the president and vice president owe the country an explanation of "what's going on" in the administration. CNN - October 30, 2005

In Debate, Candidates Offer Different Visions of City

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New York Times - October 30, 2005

Awards for Times on Web

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New York Times - October 30, 2005

Palestinian Faction to Stop Firing Rockets Into Israel

The group Islamic Jihad said its pledge depended on a halt in Israeli airstrikes and other military operations against the Palestinian factions.
New York Times - October 30, 2005

Two U.S. Soldiers Charged With Assaulting Detainees

Two American soldiers have been charged with assaulting two Afghan detainees and could face court-martial in Afghanistan.
New York Times - October 30, 2005

Lawmakers From Both Parties Call for White House Shakeup

In the wake of the leak case, lawmakers urged an investigation into any involvement by Vice President Dick Cheney.
New York Times - October 30, 2005

Group Claims Responsibility for New Delhi Blasts

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New York Times - October 30, 2005

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The foreign office launches an investigation into the misuse of a British Embassy phone in Baghdad.
BBC News - October 30, 2005

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BBC News - October 30, 2005

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BBC News - October 30, 2005

Palestinians 'killed in shootout'

Israeli soldiers kill two Islamic Jihad militants in a shootout in the West Bank, Palestinian sources say.
BBC News - October 30, 2005

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