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Venezuela Spending on Arms Soars to World?s Top Ranks
Venezuelan officials say the arms acquisitions are needed to circumvent a ban on sales of American weapons to the country and to counter potential military aggression from the United States.
New York Times - February 24, 2007
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Blasts kill dozens in Iraq
CNN 		Blasts kill dozens in Iraq
Attackers targeted a Sunni mosque near Baghdad on Saturday, setting off a car bomb that killed 39 people and wounded more than 60.
CNN - February 24, 2007
Florida sheriff: Keep an eye on your kids
CNN 		Florida sheriff: Keep an eye on your kids
Authorities released a sketch of the suspect in the abduction of a 13-year-old boy and warned parents Saturday to closely watch their children. The boy reportedly escaped by using a safety pin to cut the tape he was bound with.
CNN - February 24, 2007
Evidence in Inmate?s Hand, Justice in His Sights
Convicted in a jewel heist, Napoleon Cardenas was convinced that evidence to exonerate him was buried in the flesh of his left hand.
New York Times - February 24, 2007
Sorority Evictions Raise Issue of Looks and Bias
The national officers of the Delta Zeta sorority told 23 members at DePauw University to leave, including every woman who was overweight.
New York Times - February 24, 2007
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New York Times - February 24, 2007
Christian Right Labors to Find ?08 Candidate
A little known but pivotal group of Christian conservatives is dissatisfied with the Republican presidential field and uncertain where to turn.
New York Times - February 24, 2007
Rule by Law: Rivals on Legal Tightrope Seek to Widen Freedoms in China
Two prominent Chinese advocates of expanding the rule of law are at odds over whether to work for change within the system, or seek an end to Communist rule.
New York Times - February 24, 2007
Two Lives Entwined by War Enter a Long, Arduous Chapter Called Recovery
Petty Officer Third Class Dustin E. Kirby and Marine Lance Cpl. Colin Smith were thrown together on a battlefield in Iraq's Anbar Province.
New York Times - February 24, 2007
Iraq Rebel Cleric Reins In Militia; Motives at Issue
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New York Times - February 24, 2007
Truck Bomb Kills 36 at Iraqi Mosque
The blast in a Sunni area was unusual because such bombings are normally directed at Iraqi police or Shiite areas.
New York Times - February 24, 2007
Everybody?s Business: Of Tax Cuts and Those $10 Million Bat Mitzvahs
We?re in a war that the government cannot afford to pay, but the society at home is routinely having million-dollar bar mitzvahs?
New York Times - February 24, 2007
Young Lawyers Sue, and Little Changes
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New York Times - February 24, 2007
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New York Times - February 24, 2007
Slipstream: Millions of Videos, and Now a Way to Search Inside Them
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New York Times - February 24, 2007
This Time, No Roadside Assistance
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New York Times - February 24, 2007
Software Exploited by Pirates Goes to Work for Hollywood
Hollywood studios are going into business with one of their biggest tormentors: the peer-to-peer pioneer BitTorrent.
New York Times - February 24, 2007
Spanish protest over Eta prisoner
Thousands protest in Madrid at the decision to cut the jail term of a Basque separatist jailed for 25 killings.
BBC News - February 24, 2007
Rugby: Wales see lead slip
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BBC News - February 24, 2007
Hammond in Woman's Hour bid
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BBC News - February 24, 2007
Rampant Irish crush England
Ireland get their Six Nations campaign back on track by demolishing England in their historic first encounter at Croke Park.
BBC News - February 24, 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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