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 [Foxnews.com] FOXNews.com - Brutal Baghdad Bombing - FOX Fan: They continue to find weapons caches and catch terrorists, in many cases with the help of Iraqi citizens. And they've stepped up patrols along the border, targeting known points of entry, stopping more unwanteds from getting in, which appears to have significantly reduced the number of suicide bombers.

 [Puregumspirits.blogspot.com] Pure Gum Spirits: March 2006: Then I saw the guy was passing by three women--all of them yuppies with their black wool coats and their hats just so--and I turned to the women and began croaking at them, waving the keys and pointing to the black man who was now entering the street and crossing it at an angle away from me. I figured they would understand that I wanted the guy's attention and would flag him down for me.

 [Seekingthemeaning.blogspot.com] New Rules, Same Bull: Recent publicity into the war in Iraq, things like the new show "Over There" and the once flood of articles that have fallen to a trickle that relate just what is really going on over there, have really made me somewhat critical of our government. I am not talking about the bitching about this tax or that tax but a basic blooming of a belief that one day we as a country are going to fall.

 [Onthescene.msnbc.com] No jokes allowed - Blogging Baghdad: The Untold Story - MSNBC.com: I've, uh, never posted a response here before, but I've been reading your blogging, Richard, since the beginning. I suspect (or, at least, I hope) that you don't really care whether the people who write here anonymously from the comfort of their offices or kitchens or living rooms (or, in my case, from their beds nursing the stomach flu) think you're telling the truth or not.

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