Cancun WTO talks collapse shakes world trade
Posten Copenhagen notes 146 countries failed to agree on a free trade pact in Cancun over four days. EU and US faced a united middle income bloc while Washington pursues bilateral deals, risking 144 million in developing nations' living standards. Jordan Times, Amman highlights Powell in Iraq and calls for sovereignty transfer. Yomiuri Shimbun urges Iran to fully disclose its nuclear program and adopt IAEA protocols.
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Fragment of constitutional rights statement text
A partial excerpt lists protections for religion speech press and assembly, prohibiting government actions that would restrict free exercise or expression and the right to petition for grievances. The fragment references core First Amendment guarantees without full context.
Bush seeks UN aid to rebuild Iraq amid criticism
The piece critiques the U S effort in Iraq noting six months after invasion, President Bush asks the United Nations for help, urging international forces to join the coalition. It argues that UN cover was needed from the start and warns of civil war if withdrawal occurs, while reflecting on missteps, expectations, and the fall in Iraqi support, with quotes from mourners in Najaf and references to officials and pundits.
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The Left Finds Its Voice in Rant-Lit Political Fight
Ellen Goodman analyzes the rise of liberal and conservative rage in media. She notes the market for fury, the O'Reilly Franken clash, gender gaps in talk radio, and the lure of anger over nuance in modern political debate.
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Birthday wish list from a quirky 26 year old bachelor
A humorous capsule of six gift ideas from a writer: a pocket time cube, a personal theme song, a talking action figure, a torrid love affair, a talking animal sidekick, and an Oprah automaton, plus a plug for catalog shopping and a signature from Scott Aldis-Wilson.
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