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Name: Kevin
Gender: Male
Interests: Piano, Classical Music, some R&B and Hip-Hop, watching basketball, NFL, Traveling, SoCal, NorCal
Expertise: Eating and Sleeping
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Member Since:
7/6/2005
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| Egyptian woman protest ban on austere veil
Story Highlights
Recent ban on wearing the all-encompassing veil sparked demonstrations
Ban of the veil, known as the "niqab," seen by many as attempt to counter extremism
Increasing number of young Muslim women want to cover themselves
No consensus among Muslim scholars on covering up
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| 3 Iranians tied to election protests get death sentences
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Three tentatively sentenced to death, state media report; sentences can be appealed
The three, identified only by initials, accused of contact with opposition groups
Thousands of Iranians protested after disputed June 12 election
Dozens convicted since then; opposition leaders charge torture, rape in prison
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| Senior rebels disarm in Nigeria's oil-rich Delta
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2 key rebels in Nigeria's oil-rich Delta accept government offer of amnesty
MEND field commanders Farah Dagogo, Akete Tom are laying down weapons
Dagogo urged other militants to disarm
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| To the Italy Post.
Clearly, they mourn deaths of troops in a different fashion than we do in America - though I probably say with some degree of accuracy to the same extent as we mourn our own losses here at home. Thus, with that as a backdrop Berlusconi operates and can legitimately say a pullout is the goal without being overtly or overly political - or, as I semi-posit, as a result of caving into "popular" sentiment to cover any unrest or unease over his "girls career" (which I might add is an nice infusion into his world - so good for him!).
Thus ends my addendum to my Italy post. Sorry Berlusconi for not doing you full justice in that post before.
Peace, Kevin | | |
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