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Obama, NATO secretary-general to meet next Tuesday
President Barack Obama plans to meet at the White House next week with NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen (AHN'-derz FOHG RAHS'-moo-sihn).
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News: Rare dismisses Kinect space concern
"We live in England."Kinect Sports developer Rare has moved to quell concern over the amount of space required to use Xbox 360 add-on Kinect.The ...
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U.S. President Obama to meet with NATO Sec.-Gen. on Sep. 7
U.S. President Barack Obama will meet for talks with NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen on September 7 in Washington.
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Summer Reading
There are, inevitably, scads of recommendations for beach reading at the start of every summer. I'd like to reverse that and recommend two extraordinary among the dozen I've read since the solstice. Both are written by women--both might even be called ...
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I Had A Nightmare Last Night
It basically went like this: On the upside, she may have won the hates-public-speaking vote.
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Poland Says It Can't Afford To Be In Afghanistan
By Steve HyndAnother coming departure from the Coalition of the Unwilling:After his meeting with NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Wednesday evening, President Bronislaw Komorowski said Polands involvement in Afghanistan was taking away ...
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Polish leader: War costs slow army's modernization
Polan's president says the rising cost of the war in Afghanistan is hampering a program to modernize the military. War in Afghanistan - Afghanistan - Army - History - Warfare and Conflict
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Morning Must Reads: Oval
--President Obama will address the nation from the Oval Office tonight on the end of combat operations in Iraq. Crowley provides some good context of the challenges the speech presents. Marc Ambinder engages in some (informed) speculation on what he'll ...
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Could Palin Be President?
A new poll suggests not. Only one in four Americans consider her qualified to be commander in chief, with 60 percent sure that she is not qualified. Those are awful numbers and I'm one who thinks the prospects of a Palin presidency are, for the moment, ...
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NATO: Afghans begin takeover in 2011
Afghanistan will gradually begin to take over responsibility for its own security from next year.
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Smouldering criticism for NATO's Fogh R.
Some countries find Anders Fogh Rasmussen too political and authoritarian.
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Interview: NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen
''We are in Afghanistan to protect our populations against terrorism and prevent Afghanistan from once again becoming a safe haven for terrorists,''
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Pivotal Iraq Speech: What Will Obama Say?
The tentative date for the speech is August 31, the withdrawal deadline for US combat troops. Iraq - Barack Obama - United States - President of the United States - Middle East
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Preview: Killzone 3
Check out these Moves.If Guerrilla Games' Dan Nanni had emerged triumphantly singing Roy Orbison's "You Got It" no one would have blamed him for the transgression. His Killzone 3 showing at gamescom this ...
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Morning Must Reads: Direct Approach
Frank Polich / Reuters --Prosecutors wantanother crack at Blago. They have until September 7 to file for a re-trial. --Mitt Romney continues to stay out of the daily fray, throwing most of his strategic punches through op-eds. His offeringin ...
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UPDATE: About That Individual Mandate Lawsuit
How much confidence does the lead filer of the lawsuit against the individual mandate have that it will prevail? Virginia, whose attorney general and governor are leading the charge, at the same time is taking definitive steps to make sure that federal ...
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News: Wii sales hit 30 million in US
Plus: top ten software titles revealed. Nintendo has announced that 30 million Wii consoles have now been sold in the US. Not bad considering it's been ...
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Sarah Palin Stops By The "Worst Governor Ever" Sign
In the new issue of Vanity Fair, White House communications director Dan Pfeiffer is quoted making the following observation: What they teach you on the first day of press-secretary school is to worry about blowing something up by giving attention ...
Political Bias: conservative
