CALAIS, France, Jan. 13 -- He emerged cautiously from behind thick brambles in a grove of scrub oak that Calais residents refer to as 'the jungle.' Mohammed Mohammedei he called himself, an Afghan on the run.
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Both the archetypal neocon Kristoff & the quintessential neoliberal Friedman agree that Iran is the monster who's causing all of the evils in the world: do you agree? & can you even form a valid opinion if there's no objective news coming out of the Levant?
President-elect Barack Obama said yesterday that he has selected a 'top-notch intelligence team' that would provide the 'unvarnished' information his administration needs, rather than 'what they think the president wants to hear.'
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Maryland State Police labeled members of a Montgomery County environmental group as terrorists and extremists days after they held a nonviolent protest at an appearance by then-Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. at a Bethesda high school.
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