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US, Iraqi Forces Detain Militia Fighters
BAGHDAD (AP) -- U.S. and Iraqi forces, backed by Polish army helicopters, swept through Shiite militia strongholds south of Baghdad on Saturday, rounding up dozens of militants and killing two. The prime minister met the provincial governor, who called for reinforcements to root out ''the criminals...
New York Times - October 20, 2007
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Old Enough Now to Hear How a Parent Died in Iraq
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
His Meteor Days Behind Him, Dean Leads Party
Four years after his rise and fall as a candidate, Howard Dean seems content to conduct the Democrats? business in near obscurity.
New York Times - October 20, 2007
What Do You Do After Nothing?
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
Giuliani Offers Christians a Pitch Focused on Faith
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
Kisho Kurokawa, Japanese Architect Who Pioneered Organic Structures, Dies at 73
Mr. Kurokawa, one of the youngest founding members of Japan?s Metabolist movement, died on Oct. 12 in Tokyo.
New York Times - October 20, 2007
Wired Youth Aim to Stir Peers and Sway Poland?s Vote
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
Divided Korea Paralyzes Families Torn Apart Long Ago
Thousands of South Korean families are still waiting to hear from loved ones taken to North Korea as prisoners during the Korean War over a century ago.
New York Times - October 20, 2007
Two Killed in Gaza Fight Between Clan and Hamas
A 13-year-old boy was one of two people killed in fighting between the Hamas police and a Gaza clan aligned with the Fatah movement. In addition, 20 were wounded.
New York Times - October 20, 2007
Investigations Test Olmert?s Power
A swarm of investigations has raised questions about Prime Minister Ehud Olmert?s leadership and integrity.
New York Times - October 20, 2007
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The chief negotiator?s resignation signaled that Iran may have closed the door to a possible negotiated settlement.
New York Times - October 20, 2007
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
In Myanmar, Fear Is a Constant Companion
Beneath the ominous calm that has settled since the recent uprising is anger, uncertainty and hopelessness.
New York Times - October 20, 2007
Saturday Interview: Sending Up Satellites and Closing the Digital Divide
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
Correction: Economic Signals Send Stocks Higher
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
The Energy Challenge: Fight Against Coal Plants Draws Diverse Partners
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
Preoccupations: The Google Way: Give Engineers Room
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
Correction: Balancing Bottom Lines and Headlines
A chart with an article on Sept. 30 about the business model of The St. Petersburg Times in Florida included an incorrect figure from Nielsen/NetRatings for the Web site traffic of a competitor, The Tampa Tribune, in November 2006. The total number of unique visitors was about 870,000, not 637,247,...
New York Times - October 20, 2007
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
On Wall St., an Anniversary Stumble
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
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New York Times - October 20, 2007
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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