Two Defenders Two Mistakes North South and the slam
Oswald explains a bridge misplay by West in a slam attempt at clubs. South held dummy ace and two clubs, but West played the jack first instead of the king, losing the chance to ruff and discard. The column compares two tables where opposite play led to differing outcomes.
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al Gallinis New Enterprise Assn
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Dark Violent Days Ahead In Congo U N Getting Out
Robin Mannock reports Congo faces worsening unrest as U N peacekeepers plan withdrawal. Internal rebellion spreads from Kwilu to Kivu with attacks on churches, power, prisons and rail lines. Mass displacement, curfews, rapes and mutinies mark a country struggling to govern itself after independence.
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Congo Politics and Corruption Threaten Stability
Ambitious Adoula leadership struggles to hold the Congo together as subordinates clash for power and survival. Ministers feud as factions battle over authority while white technicians remain essential yet resented. Corruption and tribal favoritism worsen governance amid a fragile economy.
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