Bush weighs new Iraq policy amid calls for restraint
President Bush works with top military and diplomatic aides at the Texas ranch as critics urge Congress to resist a large troop buildup. A White House briefing calls the gathering non decisional while advisers prepare a speech likely after New Year outlining a strategy to address Iraqi violence and potential Saddam execution fallout.
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Lawyer seeks halt to Saddam transfer to Iraqi authorities
Saddam Hussein’s chief lawyer urged world leaders to stop the United States from handing the former dictator to Iraqi authorities for execution. The Iraqi court rejected his appeal, ruling he should be hanged within 30 days. The lawyer warned the handover could trigger wider sectarian violence and civil war while noting prisoners of war protections.
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Sudoku Concept Progression From Monday To Week
The Concept titled Sudoku explains a 9x9 grid puzzle where players fill numbers 1 through 9 so each row column and 3x3 box contains all digits once. It notes difficulty rises from Monday toward the week ahead.
Government Troops Enter Mogadishu in Somalia Capital
Government and Ethiopian troops entered Mogadishu after Islamic movement fighters retreated from the capital. Prime Minister Mohamed Ali Gedi said forces are coordinating to take control as clashes and looting followed the withdrawal. Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi vowed total defeat of the Islamic movement.
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The First Time I Played Against Sylvia A Series of Card Tricks
A bridge anecdote recounts Sylvia’s versatile play in a deal where West led diamonds and Sylvia, South, ruffed, used a heart finesse and club play to exhaust the defense. Her clever discard and squeeze left the opponents with no good continuation, despite the defender's puzzling discards.
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