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[Title] => It’s cool to be in Singapore
[Summary] => I am not as bold and daring as Indiana Jones who dodges bullets and arrows in his quest for rare artifacts. Nor do I come close to the sprightly Disney girl-next-door Lizzie McGuire who wangles her way out of one wily teenage caper after another with nary a strand of hair out of place. What I am is the coolest of cool because what I’ve got is a cauldron of chockfull of delicious adventures to make any food lover drool with envy.
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[Summary] => Next time GI Joe ventures into a sovereign state, he should first find out how much the locals want him. From what we’ve seen so far, coalition forces grossly miscalculated or were misinformed about the extent of welcome they would get from the Iraqis they would be "liberating" from the oppressive regime of Saddam Hussein.
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[Title] => Is Saddam winning the fight, thanks to weapons of ‘mass destruction’?
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February 20, 2011 - 12:01pm
