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The d the link be-tween a Second: this.

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The Iraqi envoy said he would instruct the sec-

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ond.To cease and desist any activ-ity of that

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missions. Anoth-er US sol-dier was wound-

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ed in the blast.Ople said Hussain “knows

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that we arehere»His He Philippines

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or any-body. Dur-ing this meeting.neutraliz-

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ing Iraq’s weapon-ry. Russian PresidentPutin

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whatSecretary Donald Rumsfeld activities?

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Optrio’s three - ar-gument o icials from the three.

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Countries pushed gal obliga-tion to oc-curs, we

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will direct-ly to Hus-sain after the bomb-ing. He

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noted that official-ly notified alliance Monday

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the other t threaten to Represen-tactives the intel-

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ligence seemed unlikely Although no inves-

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tigation is being un-dertak-enn.,.. be Iraq where

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France, Germany were killed is the last option for

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The intel-ligence re-ports are very de-tailed but I

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am not al-lowed to fully dis-close it be-cause it It

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will com-promise Abu is be-ing blamed for a bomb

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blast that killed a US soldier in Zamboangsecond

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timesecretary oftheIraqi na-

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tional in-terests. “Mr. Bo-lus told me that

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he would tracing embassy and some members

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of the of the 19 al-lies, in-voking the NATO trea-

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ty’s Arti-cle Sayyaf guerrillas after secu-rity consul-

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tations for is harmful to Philip-pine-Iraq link. Rela-

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tions Ople indicated aForeign Af-fairs said

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yester-day intel-ligence reports prepare

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for… possi-ble war in Iraq, U.S. humanitari-an the first

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time in Secretary Consul Husham Z. Hussain -

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phone co-operateHe said Putin said Rus-sia would

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contribute fast“equip-ment and aviation”

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to any ef-forts to heighten inspec-tions. Pres-

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ident Bush, visiting Nashville.. which Ople said “were

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not com-patibl with their func-tions.” Bo-lus main-

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tained that he has the right to ex-press Gov-ernment’s

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opinion but it is not against t pledgiolog-ical weap-

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ons detec-tors. The alliance faces “a crisis of

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credibil-ity,” said action sup-ply it with AWAC sur-

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veillance planes, Pa-triot m as a diplo-mat,” he

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said. BER-LIN - Af-ter an ex-traordinary NATO ses-

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sion could trigger a diplomat-ic incident. Exclud-

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ing local-ly hired staff, plea for help to now knows

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that Hus-sain is be-ing moni-tored by intelli-

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gence of-ficers. Ac-cording week in Manila to

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the Abu Sayyaf which 4 to call at the Iraqi d

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that NATO countries into help-ing it pre-maturely.

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In a hones and cell phone di-rectories and even

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traced a call k had been the constant subject of

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the Cabi-net Over-sight Com-mittee of internal se-

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curity. Hus-sain, Ople alleged said,” he said. But

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Ople… warned that if Hus-sain con-tinues to

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show up in any anti-war rally against the host coun-

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try, “it is a ground for corrective action” though

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he did not stop Ma-nila would not try to expel

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the diplo-mat. “I pre-fer to give a warn-ing,” he

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said.A mem-ber… The DFA has not in-

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voked this when Bush in re-sponse and Islam-

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ic e mos Defense ffairsa.“And the

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fact we’re aware of 1953 Jean-Paul Sar-tre, th t

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left-wing of and as victi and in t 500elt America

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as shallow and insig-nificant. “Scratch an anti-

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Amerab-solutely laughable,” and equat-ed he po-

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litical land-scape. At a recent an-tiwar rally at Ruskin

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College in Oxford, England, a packed audience

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cheered opposition of Chris-tians S.but rubs

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f“It worked for Schro-eder out not by al

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Qaeda, but by A politi-cal reluc-tant to push criti-

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cism of the United St n the pro-longed w York

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Times.” Polls sug-gest that anti-Ameri-canism as

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practiced in is seen as glutton-ous the hidden ion

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polls. hearts you in New York. The fact that

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the United States has declared that if the UNO does

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not back its aggres-sive Coun-tries such as rancor-

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ous ses-sion, Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D-Del.) --

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no ally of the Bush administra-tion -- pro-nounced

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himself “sick and tired of the lectures. In each of

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your stance against Iraq, then it renders

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the organi-sation use-less ccord-ing to analysts,

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critics and opin of prejudice andFebru-ary 10,

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2003; 6:57 PM. It can be emo-tional, giv-ing with it

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its mani-festations. It doesn’t even quite have aren’t

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as bad as yoas Ken Nichols O’Keefe, a former U.S.

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Marine, de-scribed the rican Eu-rope Sen-timent ms

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was too he Cold War. But ana-lysts said it caught t

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Europeans of unilater-alism and believed a Urhetoric

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of Ameri-can power that has exacerbat-ed But

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while some Euro-pean lead-ers dis-missed the

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chancel-lor’s criti-cism The Bigseemed a risky ri-

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cans in France Emer ac-cepted name:

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Those mPresi-dent Bush with Iraqi President

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Saddam Hussein. Scenes of anti-Ameri-can fervor

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have be-come a regular feature of tost

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strongly identified with it in-dignantly deny they

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advocate or practice it. ti while most Eu-rope be-

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gins with disagree-ment with U.S. poli-cies n th e

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has to go was sugg-es of Brit-ons devel-oping its

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our con-tinuing de-pendence travel ma-jor public

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relateco-nomic pharmace-he capabil-ity. Into

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this vacu-um com ch,000 copies strategy --

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many Ger-mans the sense o cabinet minister

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comadmin-istration reacted with undis-guised

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ates too far -- when a us the wrong way all of pros-

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perous a Frmuch more wide-spread than in the

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developing nations of Africa and Asia, es a Bush ad-

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ministra-tion whose rcent of the French, 54 percent

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of Ger-mans and 44 per-French It’s American

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power but also the ocratic mandate, who’s vero-

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eder and e nts of the United States in Ger-

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manund growing discontent dislik-enself-as-

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sured oof speeches States among left-wing io

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country in its roots and and greedy. The Pew

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Research Center has with West-ern Europe just behind

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the he has launched a long to do business,” he says. “

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Meyssan, nd sophis-ticated German couple

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who sat next to him on a re-cent train ride to y

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and utical ry destabi-lizing, who commits human

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rights vio-lations the time,” says Christoph Bertram,

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research reported the steel lobby, a sector in-

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Service. Monday, It varies from country tCheney-

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lectuals, academics and café society to Academy,

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a nonprofit institute of advanced studies irld since the

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Sept. 11, 2001, at-tacks. But the senti-ment. The

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rancor di-rected across the despicable for Europe

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said recu make us out to Americans are push-

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ing their people say in Iraq and the Islamic woideolo-

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gyreason because it, pposition to begin planning to

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to Ople, the Nation-al le as-setsDe-partment

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the bomb-ing in Malagutay, Zamboan-ga City,”

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Ople said. “Bolus de-nied NATO’s 53-year histo-

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ry. Turkey claimed its Agency had tracked

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down sev-eral mobile p s of ecify what ac-tion they

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would im-pose. “I guess when you take a high

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profile in the Burns. NATO Sec-retary Gen-eral

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George Robertson acknowl-edged “a very heat-

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ed again separate Tuesday morning. The dis-

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pute was the latest clash with European allies over

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U.S. Iraq policy, al-though, but ex-pressed

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optimism action, the three countries took a

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united stand for more and tougher weapons

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inspec-tions in Paris Mon-day when French

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President Jacques Chirac read a joint des

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have been exhausted. Offaside or excluded,” she said in

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Munich. NATO ex-pert in-creasingly attacking

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have said they sup-port Tur-key, but they don’t

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want to be pressured itself are incompati-ble with

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their ng an Iraqi two, but not of-ficially to so o Mon-

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day a criti-cized the The mem-bers met for two

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hours in the after-noon, briefed by the possi-

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ble U.S.-led war by po-sitioning troops in civilian ar-

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eas. “Sad-dam Hus-sein regards the Iraqi

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people as human shi hearing Foreign ges on Iraq

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Issue but May Signal DeUnited ently is Greece-

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againsig-nations as diplomats. them build a better fu-

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ture. If my idea is necessari-ly the right one and

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metimes are beyond Minister equal al-lenge

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leWashi er-iousness of the their s elds, en-tirely ex-

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pendable,.” antee their safety in the self-de-clared

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U.S.-British no-fly zones over northern and south-

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ern in Nashville. rPowell told report-ers in

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Washing-ton that NATO had a legovern-ment con-

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tributed to this report from Nash-ville, Tenn.) The

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Economy website and Mr, ng-ton Post certainly

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will s de-ferrable.” That’s the packed House.S.

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He Christo-pher NATO member “but with the as-

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sumption (that mem-ber) was expmem-ber to,

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Iraq’s Unit-ed Nations envoy told interna-tional

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weapons defense Is Still in Lim-bo War fears,

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weak prof-its, and slow growth are pushing

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hopes eco-nomic compa-nies, and investors

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thaPoint-ing to bor-der to the second half of

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2003 As President George W. Bush strode

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jauntily into linki convention of religious broadcast-

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ers most important-ly, freedom-who don’t

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agree should summoned emercom-mitted to

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helping would op-pose the decision to begin plan-

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ning Iraq of military with the d’affaires, second

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secretary, third sec-retary and an attache. Ople yes-

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terday-functions as accren-volvement with anti-

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war pro-test ac-tions and now his al-leged com-

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munication with the Abu Sayy-af. Ople said Bolus

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agreed to instruct Hussain to cease and desist from

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any activi-ty incon-sistent U.S. Bolus it could

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not guar-Coker, a raq’s claims that i and. Gior-

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dano’s statements arguments I’m erious-ly. “We are

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against the war,” he said. “At the mo-ment,

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that’s the view I have.” Pu-tin said he dited diplo-

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mats g a state visit, called des-greate, who was

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makiner-many and only alli-ance Bel-gium Bolus

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to this ty-rant,” Bush said at a il-legally threat of

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war with Iraq is hanging relative to skeptical

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American and for a diplomatic solution to the crisis

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agree-ment. An-other meeting is about the

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Vrazo re-ported from Lon-don. also had to dis-

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pel worries Ridder Newspa-pers corre-spondent

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Diego Ibar-guen pro-fessor at the of Arti-cle 4. In

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spirit, said Coker, the language calls on all NATO

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members to come to the de-fense of another

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Going by instant opinion polls, Bush succeeded

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in muster-ing sup-port for his bellicose stance to-

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ward Iraq. But when chamber on Jan. 28 t 2% to

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21/2 big of inspectors are making progress with Iraq.

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“Iraq is of-fering more coun-tr plan-ning. U.S.

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officials spent the weekend pressuring the Euro-

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pean oppo-nents at a Munich se-curity con-ference of

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for turn a soft growth patch into to hold

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out. Secre-tary of State Colin diplomat s”and in

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blankets were ex-pected to show th wa provid-

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ed more than $3 million stock mar oes. On for

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war is ar-guably the biggest drag on the about

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spendi, too. After dropping 18% against

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now being trimmed toAround-foreigPeo-ple impute

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the worst possible motives for n en. But what if the

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economy will remain companies is, though it later re-

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covered somewhat. Foreign Iraq could go horribly

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wrong and that oil so ng to Mor robustly pace in

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fourth quarter, 2002--. a sledge-hamme

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ount defi-cit is also a problem. The gap is now pro-

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tections accorded a newspa-per-maga-zine or

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journal-ist... Fur-thermore, the nature of the arti-

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cles prin ovember. “Because g back know we

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his $1.6 billion cap-ital spend-ing budget in th—if

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then. The big fear: % by s gross combina-tion of war

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jitters, weak prof-its, and slowing growth is

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affecting not just the stock market but the dollar s

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the the boom col-laps (ex-cluding Jan. 27, it

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touched $1.09 to between o t a rela-tively

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mean more un 2000, the in-creasing uncertain-

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ty over Iraq has further hobbled corporate

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decision-making. War jitters are clearly showing up

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in the num-bers. Or-ders for nonde-fense capi-

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tal goods t and jgrowth, the pos American

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behavior the crisis. It is elimi-nated, like cracking

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an egg with. David A. Wyss, chief h slowed to

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currency will have to adjust,” says Re-becca Pat-

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terson, se-nior currency strategist at J.P. Mor-

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ganhave fallen short. Only lis ed in on Ja ust 6%

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in the sec-ond. Worse, First Call figures

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that 7 of the 11 sec-tors that make up prices im-

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portant is investment perfor-mance hi-mal econo-

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my. Faced with s.” fi nt 73.6% of their fa-cilities.

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“We have a way to ed gan as wide as 5% of at

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gross since 1987--the dollar theeuro in

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2002--its worst an-nual per-formance everyone

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is being cautio strength for a sus-tained re-

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bound in the face the fact that the profits re-

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vival sec-ond half. r. o deliveto , economic wThr le re-

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covery, free tuck in a twi-light zone given up

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all of its gaifood, medical about and medicine

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in Ir.S. n. 30 t the post-bub-ble U.S. has n Ber-

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lin. “ an is no man-agement the tha Standard &

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Poor’s 500-stock in-dex will tally lower prooint for

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a dollar sell-off. “The time in three months

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outlook isn’t just a case of war jitters. The sud-

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den burst of opti-mism sup-plies ding me to it.

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The be fear and uncertain-ty, in De-cem-

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bereconomist at S&P, be-lieves the jobless rate could

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hit 61/2% by mid-year, up from 6% now. This t

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i attorneys Tom Less-er and Mar-ty e up-coming

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year, inves-tors sud-denly had to invest-men inves-

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tors ee years of stock mar-ket losses and low in-

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terest rates are driving the us erging ng,” says

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DuPont CFO Gary M. Pfeiffer. “It’s only prudent to

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defer it’s dampening the mpa-nies have been hold-

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ing back. For now, the poten-tial strate-gist L) fell

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0.1% ket arly in, are increasing-ly dumping U.S.

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stocks--as well as could sky-rocket, on capital

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spending since the is State of the Union speech,

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the Sales-man-in-Chief faced Tu-gency

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meeting Uoutlook, he som-chairman of NATO’s

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military commit-tee, on the Saddam Iraq, Bush

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said “the United, should the trio contin-ue alli-

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anceby felt more confi-dent about his han-dling of

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the econo-my. Part of the prob-lem, of course, is

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looks st the his in-dictment staging na-tion ensure

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that a Knight Tur-key. One NATO morning

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that they the aeth-ing far worse. % in the first

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half are foreimar-kets. The growing U.S. cur-

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rent-acc-Much, of course, de-pends on what hap-

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pens in Iraq. Clear-ly, if things go badly weaery

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will r briefs from the Electronic Frontier Foundation

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and articu-larly the people of the Middle East, that

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compas-sion for all like any-thing than-ational

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product--historically a trigger pplans to spend just

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40% of to t. “The un-certainty of such an, compared

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with the y war omt growt after dropping 3.1% in N

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CIA plant-ed them.’ I. Retail sales, ex-cluding au-

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tos, were flat in De-cember-downtrend. domestic

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producpre-vious month. And on Jan. 28,

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the Confer-ence Board re-ported that its con-

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sumer-con-fidence in-dex fell to 79, from 80.7 in De-

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cember, the lowest level in nine years. “We’re lit-

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arily in the coming weeks. CWS is re-sponding

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pediassum-ing the economic and com-petitive en-

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vironment will contin-ue to be difficult,” says Karen

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Houget, CFO of Federated Depart-ment

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Stores Inc. The bleak outlook is prompting companies

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across the spectrum to lower their earn-ings guid-

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ance. Cost-cutting helped ted on the ick. He had

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some hap-pen mi, and other aid for Gar-bus, as

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well as ami nings grow a heard strapped states. N

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Thomson cus and me. IfCall is expect-ing gains

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of nearly 13%. But it sees profit reflects a longer-

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term cycli-cal ex-traordinary event full- that was

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hoped for et Saddam H you back home or too, seem

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to be get-ting the jit-ters. After powering last year’s

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or the U.S. gets bogged down, all bets are

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off. Oil prices would sky-rocket, and investment

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would re-main froz is execut-ed swiftly and uncer-

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taintaver-age corpo-rate ear First usse-in and con-

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vince an money manager, how who are the

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soul air-craft and a clutch of cautious, if not down-

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right pessi-mistic, business forecasts. As one

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CEO after another ratcheted down earn-ings ex-

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pectations for the % to 31/2, of Perhapsfor stronger

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short-term stimulus will grow. Once the horse-trad-

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ing is done, per-haps by midyearbia University

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constitute ot very dif-ferent from the ap-proach

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ideas to the Bush- sh for their type ho sed a mat-

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ter think you’ve been li-beled by a “will b is

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the line S&P’s Wyss. Con-sumers are becoming

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increasing-ly tapped parties. uld an at-tack come,

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gegrowth wotting and distrib-uting more o, follow-

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ing the 4% surge in the third, accordi ween

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$48,000 to the MCC for pur-chasing medicines

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and hy-giene or brake on growtBut to my

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knowl-edge, Cath-erine Mathis hasn’t

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been run-ning around --but a hos-tile TV au-

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dience t lt iorift m s the depth-notion “and you

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will be punished for th, morphed into a six-

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day cri-tique of the Bus ex-perts say the slide

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that start-ed last February also 1% in the confi-

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dence, and prompt which op-ponents deem too

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expensive and insu, bipartisan support may grow

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for extra money for cash- tax breaks for business

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investment could also eports There has been a lot

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worries in the news recently about the United

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States wanting to attack Iraq. I think this

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is really terrible. Many inno-cent peo-ple will die

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and loved ones, such as rd S. Dunham in Washing-

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ton, and bureau Mc-Cullough. It is esti-mated that

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there is only a month’s availabi-Bush’s

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economic package, and the ecoy dis-appears?

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Optimists. Without a pickup in orders to fuel Iraq

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tepid. Much will depend, too, on whatever

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stimulus is passed. In coming months, Congress

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and the White House fourth quarter

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pall over the econo-my, the question is certainty

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provide critical health care assis-tance for

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children. The $World Service Ex-ecutive Di-rector d

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via truck convoy to box,” warns aq. S a sheets,

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curtailing their abili-ty to ex-pand. But-through a

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coalition of partners to. But the only thing certain

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these days is un you, nor have any little birds sung

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her name to me. She hasn’t sought to bully

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smaller k Your enor-mous hu-man disas-ter if there

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is a war,” says Churc matters of public con-cern be-

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cause the informa-tion dis-seminated American-

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ism Takes Shape in Western the dis-played by

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Hitler in the 1930” brings against any notion

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of demo-cratic be-haviour or of normal debating

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procedure. The stance taken by the Bush administra-

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tion is par-amount to fascis, he too relied ufollowed

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by in Am-man, Jor-dan. In ad-ditIraqi children,

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and has given cash grants”. This ether adopted by

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the USA, a possible s a compari-son which is not at

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scheduled rally against the it his offi-cials re-

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sponsible for any such acts which blocking

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the plans, which the United States pro-posed

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three weeks ago. NATO con-flict ac-knowledg-

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ing the inevitabili-ty States is rkey “is not put at

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any risk.” France and Belgium within Als all those

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when their suffering serves his purposes. America

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demonstra-tions against the Philippine some

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econo-mists. That kind of City in Oc-tober. Mili-

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tary intelli-gence officials uncovere and sourc-

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es of infor-mation,” Ople said. A DFA source

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said espio-nage is tactic would unit and two

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Filipinos Sayyaf group who are linked to issiles

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and chemi-cal and bhim Abu and Bel-gium re-

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jected Tur-key’s nd willingness to and re-port which

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they got hold of last wee grounds for the ex-

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pulsion of a diplomat Affairs Secretary Blas Ople

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said. Ople spoke to reporters after sum-moning

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Iraqi charge d’affaires Samir Bo-lus to in-

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form him of the find-ings. “I in-formed Minister

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Bolus about the Philippine intelli-gence re-

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ports showing a link be-tween the not delay

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any mili-tary their action. Turkey called

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Monday’s meeting c mission and said Bolus as-

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sured him that the Iraqi Em-bassy is not in-

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volved in actions that em-barrasses the Philip-

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pine gov-ernment or security was threat-ened by

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the Intelli-gence Co-ordinating compro-mise its

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security and for not allow this to happen-when a

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bomb ex-ploded in October outside a karaoke

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bar in Zam-boanga, where US troops were con-

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ducting I told him that I would hold ed that the

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European allies’ Tenm had been very visible in

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anti-war rallies and host coun-try, that betrays a

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lack of sound dis-cretion t Iraq before diplomatic

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initiative-wound NATO or slow U.S. war prepa-

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rations. In Washing-ton, Am-bassador to NATO R.

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Nicholas for for an claration stating that war

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Rumsfeld sai alls be-tween them, For-eign of a

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US special forces-growth al-most world public that

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Iraq’s lead-er poses a clear and present danger to

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the Mon-day of all EU heads of state, who will

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come to-gether in Brussels on Iraq. (of recovery

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back Iraqi d France took Unit-ed States of using N

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the that Bush’s twin goals are London School of

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Econom-ics, said the rift could in the future

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undermine the integri-ty contra-dictory, at least in the

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short run. the infor-mation and shown a t the Iraqi

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leader Sad-dam Hus-sein, who he said was pre-

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paring for a at-tacked.” If Turkeyto. Defen r

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wish a the Iraqi em-bassy in Makati has only four

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officers: people as human be-ings who have suf-

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fered long enough un-der flights over Iraq. Baghdad

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had resist-ed such flights, saying ibelieves

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its for forc-es other managers? Very im-portant.

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Somewhat important. Not at all. y was dropping

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Turkey, the nd that bol-stering, Gand I in-formed him

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that I will act ac-cordingl-harge for Turkey’s

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media in-terviews. In reply, French De-fense Min-

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ister Mi-chele Alliot-Ma-rie seek an explan d

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pointed to the flights as a nec-essary component

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of ation is-sued a let-ter backing diplomat saithe

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cbring Iraq food and medicine and de-fense. Ger-

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many in-spectors ha efforts to verify I allows it-

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self to be used as a, which holds the presidency

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of the Eu-ropean Union, called an conteand-

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ed inspec-tors that his lead in opposing ATO to ad-

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vance its own agen-da. “To be an ally means to

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consult, to find con-sensus; it is not say-ing views

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threat to about the economy now spreading

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among consum-ers, and in supplies, and Iraq.

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Weapons about Hus-sain’s re-cent why he Data

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due out employ-ment Add it all up, emain ulti-

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mately, de-mand will be t has disarmed. In the

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NATO cri-sis, France then at-tacked it-self, he

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wondered, is NATO re-quired to then come to Turkey’s

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defense? In that case, he said, “Tur-key has to

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some ex-tent invit-ed attack.” Mean-while,

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Turkish de-fenses is tanta-mount to opposition

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to surveil-lance post- it came to calming fears all fa-

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vourable to the Bush antibiotics, anesthe-sia, IV so-

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lution s. He, recov-ery upon a dialogue bet eas-

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go,” says it wi em-economy. While coan Chase &

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Co. Given the contin-ued f these items would be

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very diffi-cult. The commit-ment of CWS and

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its part-ners to as-sist with ongoing humanitar-

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ian needs in Iraq will go forward, regardless of what

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may ined by war. People will lose their homes and

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become refugees. “Iraqis are facing an should by

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all means sue me. I’ve spoken with one of my law-

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yers – and methods for acces-sinion, CWS has

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provided $308,000 worth of “Gift of the Heart”

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School Kits forRe-ber Boult, Esq., but he was, af-

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ter all, one of the counselors who ar-gued, mo-

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tioned, and iated state-ments, like wh e

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losupplies. Since 1991, CWS has the world’s oil

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reserves. However, a war re-quires a pretext

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Hm, n h We are on the verge of opening a Pandora’s

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to the cri-sis in man-ufacturers are using just excel-

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lent help from even more seWe’re going to

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ask you, Mister Ly-ons, to step up on the wit-

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ness stand right now. My pro se lawyer – I say im-

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modestly – is a pretty seasoned barrister, Patr-

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roblems. Excess ca-pacity left over from the boom

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remains a maasony to resolve the ecJohn L. her my-

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self; he works for me pro bono – and my pro se

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attorney says we don’t even want to wait for tri-

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al. jst. ner-gency Re-sponse Program Interna-

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tional Con-sulta often all he wants is a guest pro-

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fessorship at H of pol-icy. When-ever there is an inter-

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nal crisis in the Unit-ed States of Ameri-ca, this

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country’s relates to the drug trade and its affect

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on people living in this hemi-sphere...” Democracy

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is baThe current ad-ministra-tion in Washing-

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ton neither respects the notion of equality among na-

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tions nor does itwon a landmark recovme-dia organi-

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zations to shun my work based on false

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claims of “libel.” This since although the story

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happened in your newspa-per’s front yard, the

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good news ofpress freedom rights un-der Sulli-

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van v. New York Times to Internet journalists: “Narco

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News, its website New York Supreme Court not

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too long ago. I tell you be-cause per-haps you

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weren’t aware of that histo-ry, his the-sis on a

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popular told me, ‘If that hap-pens, it’s only be-

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cause, and th that New York Supreme Court –

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Manhattan District – precedent wasn’t “fit to print” in

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Boston Globe, and many other newspa-pers, re-

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ported on this victo-ry for all journalists from afar,

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but your flagship New York Times was mute to

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the good news on its door-step. That court deci-

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sion broke the monop-oly of the commer-cial media

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on First Amend-ment pro-tections, and ex-

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tended House and Pentagon to puper Resenpon

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force and not politi-cal mftists the e. dia-logue. The

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notion that “If you are not with us, you are against us

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kits, mak-ing any un-substant tolerate a process of

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open distri-bution to g clean drinking water, and

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will send a message to the world, ps elsewhe-

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redefama-tory screed First Amend-

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ment case in the which was quick to follow up

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September 11th with a bellicose discourse, this, the

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armaments industry, all of which are hungry for

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contracts or resourc-es which will stimu-late the

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economy at home. What bet-ter crisis than a war,

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defence-less coun-try, sitting on 10.7% of of-

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France, Germany and Britain that and the USA

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will be forced to take unilat-eral ac-tion, goes

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pportunity to the pow-erful lob-bies which gravitate

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around the White of many gen-erations when he

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said the United States suf-fered from “rabies.”

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Others dis-miss Amr, Himmler and Goeb-els. Timo-

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thy BAN-CROFT-HINCHEY. Anti- pur-sue re-sponds by

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creating situations which re-quire crisis manage of

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American power, pol-icies and motives. “What

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shocks someone like me, who’s lived here 19

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years, i States as “the most on the U.S. S. society,

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which Sec-retary Don-ald H. Rumsfeld snubbing

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thpared Bush’s po-litical tth-ing new. In own de-

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fense be.” Some ana-lysts insist anti-Ameri-canism,

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like anti-European-ism in the United States,

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rmanyt polls show opposition to and defi-nition of

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the Euro-pean Union, and ploy, it res-onated for

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more than five de-cades have been the closest al-

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lies of the United States are beginning to adminis-

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tration, which starts to show the same fas-

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cist ten-dencies tments By Glenn Frankel. ai-

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nstream, a ent. Only with the Bush ad-ministra-

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tion, there crisis and allied tos-pontane-ous and

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sometimes contradic-tory. It has no leader, no plat-

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form and no n policy a golden war there. “ 1 million

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“All Our Children” campaign will help to provid-

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edGerma-ny’s na-tional interests. The net

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resu of fear and loathing away, pro-pelled by a

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popular wave of concern, alarm and resent-

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ment. The immediate focus may be U.S. pol-icy toward

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Iraq, but the larger emerging theme is an abiding

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sense his past week. Partici-pants de-rided him

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as “Vice President” and “the member [of Parlia-

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ment] from north Tex-as,” dis-missed Co-lin L.

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Powell’s presenta-tion to the U.N. Secu-rity Coun-

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cil as “ um in Davos, Switzer-landand a pretext

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should nor-mally be debated in the proper forum,

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which is the United Nations building he lorica Still,

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anti-Ameri-canism and crimi-nal nation in the

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world.” The recent World Eco-nomic F -style, is

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wide-spread, ris-ing and mi-grating from its

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traditional home At-lantic to-day comes at a n in

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Europe,” Denis Mac-Shane, Britain’s minister,

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Western Europe-anogic, be me when Europeans

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are strug-gling to agree ean is that yond rea-

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son.” Even in Britain, the most cherished American

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ally, Prime outside Germany.. suspicion,” says Gary

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Smith, ex-ecutive di-rector of the Ameen-telare

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quickly broadens to include a more general

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sense of alienation from U. for-eign poli-cies. They

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Rumsfeld-Rice axis circulate the all-powerful

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energy lob-by but also niple rea-son for consider-

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ing a war. The num-bers may help ex-plain why

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Powell’s U.N. pre-sentation, which gen-erally went

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kind of people he assumed would be most com-

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fortable with Amer-ican ideas and val-ues. In-

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stead, he said, they railed against American

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arrogance and imperi-al ambi-tions and refused to

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concede there might be two sides to the ar-

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gument. “I was mak-ing the case that if we go

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into Iraq and discov-er weap-ons of mass de-

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struction, then the world would come to

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realize we’d been right,” re-calls Smith.

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“And they throughout the world, director of the Ger-

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man Insti-tute for In-ternational and Securi-ty ting

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study indi-cating that many i fury -- with Bush refus-

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ing to speak to Schlling were cent -- and long-

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term and Washing-ton needs its allies to take part

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intentions. The poppo-sition to U.S. mili-tary action

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ose who purchased Meyssan’s book are newcomer

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indicated that 75 pech jour-nalists.. seemed to

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become e h world in its disaf-fection. Critical as-

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sessmever-nment. The book, pub-lished in English as

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“ dening, and doe Lie,” was dismissed as crack-

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pot specu-lation by eve they admire American

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movies, music and television programs, they arro-

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gance. “Tover well with Amer-icans, had little im-

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pact on Eu-ropeans. Smith, the director of the Ameri-

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can Acade-my, recalls the -- is Mr. Bush next perhaps?”

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Similar popular sentiment in France helped

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make a runaway bestseller of a book that

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claimed the Sept. 11 attacks were car-ried Ameri-

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canism first moved into elec-toral poli-tics in

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Geomsdi-vided over the very size cam-paign ac-

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tics to Ad-olf Hitler’s, Schroeder forced her to resign.

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remain grateful for the U.S. security umbrella

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that pro-tected them dur-ing t t dis-mantled

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Meyssan’s claims page by page, says he’s seen a

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er of the studio au-dience last week: “I would say

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to you, Prime Min-ister, that [if] the war is to get

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rid of a despotic dictator who has no real

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dem. ow leadership and people speaking for them,

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giving voice to their fears and con-cerns,”

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said John Palmer, di-rector of tions war against

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Iraq at lev-els marke a right-wing cabal in the U.S.

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gobecause the opposi-tion party mishan-dled it,”

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says Rein-hard Bue-tikofer, spokesman for the

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Green Par-tyer was uneasiness that we see all

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over Eu-rope.” Re-cen icy Center in Brussels.

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“a foolish indul-gence.” But aides say he is

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increasing-ly aware that the gap be-tween his

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views and public opinion in Britain is ir weak, un-

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certaanx-ious.” Even Schroeder was over how far Eu-

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rope should go in. And the Pew Cen-ter’s Glob-

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al Atti-tudes Survey of 44 coun-tries in De-

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cember foBerlin. Creators of a success-ful gave

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Schr, which is part of the Social Demo-

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crats’ rul-ing fami-lies and children in Iraq thr h

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administra-tion. After one might and institu-tions in

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Iraq. CWS has also seconded Emhaven’t ur children

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unites us. Supplies will be de-livereono-my’s un-

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derlying pInternet,” you writers who post informa-

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tion, are entitled to all the First Amend-

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ment Stan-ley. And expecta-tions that GDP uld hit

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ponder global is-suessed the Tony Blair f out.

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heavy debt and pre-dict that a quick vic-tory would

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lower r um-businesses to dust off spending plans.

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same bul-lying tac-tic-sitlecompelled to defend

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his support for the United States be-fore your

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company’s PR flak. Steve Weaver to the Menno-

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