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U.S. Plan for Airline Security Meets Resistance in Canada
A Homeland Security Department plan would require Canadian airlines to turn over data about passengers flying over the United States.
New York Times - October 13, 2007
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Pentagon Review Faults Bank Record Demands
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
At an Army School, Blunt Talk on Iraq
Fort Leavenworth, Kan., the intellectual center of the U.S. Army, has become a front line in the military?s soul-searching over Iraq.
New York Times - October 13, 2007
Rumblings in Spain Over Royal Family
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
Book Faults Israeli Air War as Scattered
A new study of the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah war commissioned by the U.S. Air Force concludes that insufficient discernment in its airstrikes helped Israel lose the war for public opinion.
New York Times - October 13, 2007
Persecuted Sect in Iraq Avoids Its Shrine
Nearly 15 percent of the 500,000-strong Yazidi sect in Iraq have fled the country as growing persecution has forced their religious observances underground.
New York Times - October 13, 2007
Portable Halls of Justice Rise in Guantánamo
In the long-running limbo that is Guantánamo, a portable complex to try detainees may be the perfect architecture.
New York Times - October 13, 2007
After Rebuff, U.S. Visitors Reach Out to Russians
The American secretaries of state and defense sought to show that the United States and Russia could find common ground, or at least outward civility.
New York Times - October 13, 2007
Myanmar Arrests 4 Top Dissidents, Human Rights Group Says
Amnesty International said that authorities in Myanmar had arrested U Htay Kywe, a former student leader who helped organize recent protests, and three other dissidents.
New York Times - October 13, 2007
Iran?s Top Cleric Calls for Boycott of Peace Talks
Iran?s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, called for all Muslim countries to boycott an American-sponsored meeting for Middle East peace.
New York Times - October 13, 2007
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Lake Tai, the center of China?s ancient ?land of fish and rice,? succumbed this year to floods of man-made waste. By then, the activist who had been trying to save the lake was in jail.
New York Times - October 13, 2007
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
The Boss: A Million Helping Hands
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
Economic Signals Send Stocks Higher
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
If Credit Scoring Is a Sport, the Goal Is 850
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
Home Front: A Little Mexican Cafe, Built on Persistence
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
Greenspan Shrugged
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New York Times - October 13, 2007
Our Hero, Seduced With a Stock Tip?
Anna Escobedo Cabral, the United States treasurer, said that her department is talking to producers of soap operas about weaving financial education issues into story lines.
New York Times - October 13, 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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