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BUSH CONCLUDES
"WORKING VACATION"
Spent primarily on fundraising, photo ops. |
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Pakistan's Musharraf
Declares
Himself Democratically Elected
President-For-Life
U.S. hints it would prefer a four-year
dictatorship with sham elections. |
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This Earth Summit Will
be the Last
"Too depressing," say participants. |
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Polling: Views on
Economy Mixed
Most think it's headed
"into the toilet," others
"off a cliff." |
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Cheney: We Must Invade Iraq
Soon
Before Saddam allows inspectors in. |
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One of 32 Americans in Jail
Or on Probation
Other 31 are suspects. |
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I have been asked by so many people, both inside
and outside of government -- journalists, politicians,
ambassadors, lawyers, doctors, friends, family,
acquaintances, Democrats and Republicans alike --
just exactly where I stand on the complex and vexing
question of whether or not the United States, with
all its military resources and vast reach overseas,
should go it alone, go against a rising tide of doubt
and criticism at home and abroad, and mount a
unilateral invasion of Iraq. And I always give
them exactly the same answer, without hardly
having to change a single word. And that answer is:
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