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Week of April 13 - 19, 2003

Living in an Age of Fire
By Joann Wypijewski
With some of their sons and brothers accused of being a "sleeper cell," the Yemenis of Lackawanna, New York, have faced the nation's small-town suspicion with silence.
March/April 2003 Issue

"Preemptive Deterrence"
Neocon hawks have locked their sights on Syria. Is it mere partisan euphoria or a sign of wars to come?
P L U S :
Barbarians at the (Museum) Gate
Meet the New Boss...

The GOP's Energy Outrage
House Republicans call their new energy bill "balanced." Critics say it could have been written by Big Oil.
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South-of-the-Border Spying
CURRENT STORIES
Letter From Iraq: The Waiting Game
By Kael Alford
Baghdad is now a city under siege, where residents, officials, and journalists can do little but wait for the inevitable.
April 8, 2003

The Race, and the Riots
By Stephan Faris
Kirkuk was falling, and every Kurdish figther with a Kalishnikov wanted a piece of the action.
April 11, 2003




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Tom Frank says:
"I think that America and the world would be better off if Bush compromises and welcomes UN leadership in governing and rebuilding the country of Iraq. This is not a helpful time to use a starving country as a means to play out diplomatic grudges."

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