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[Title] => Iraq's vote key test for a democracy in progress
[Summary] => Billed as a key test of Iraq's nascent democracy, Iraqis fear Sunday's parliamentary election will lead to a protracted period of uncertainty as the winners and losers try to cobble together a new government — even as American forces prepare to go home.
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[Summary] => The US Marines marked the end of nearly seven years in Iraq on yesterday by handing the Army their command of Anbar province, once one of the war's fiercest battlefields but now a centerpiece of US-Iraqi cooperation.
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[Title] => Ping’s being persecuted? No, it’s him maligning SC
[Summary] => FOOLING US AGAIN: The media should just ignore this character Angelo Mawanay, who is reaping front page treatment for his zigzagging statements on the alleged involvement of Sen. Panfilo "Ping" Lacson in the mass rubout of robbery suspects and the laundering of drug money.
Okay, he had fooled the military‚s top intelligence officials with his fantastic tales of drug deals and dirty dollars squirreled in bank accounts abroad. Now that he is singing a different tune, do we allow him to make a fool of us all over again?
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Okay, he had fooled the military‚s top intelligence officials with his fantastic tales of drug deals and dirty dollars squirreled in bank accounts abroad. Now that he is singing a different tune, do we allow him to make a fool of us all over again?
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January 24, 2010 - 2:00am
