Mustard gas shells found at Iraq al Muthanna site by UN inspectors
UN weapons monitors uncovered a dozen mustard gas filled artillery shells at al Muthanna in the Iraqi desert during a new round of inspections. The shells were previously inventoried and were not destroyed when the monitoring regime collapsed in 1998.
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Al-Muthanna
Iraq
U.N
Iraqi
Baghdad
U.S
Raad Manhal
Hans Blix
New York
Muthanna
Demetrius Perricos
Nana
Tha Inet Drandad
Swiss Move to Purge English Words From Public Speech
Switzerland adopts a government lexicon to replace anglicisms with German French or Italian equivalents. The effort aims to curb English in daily speech but yields phrases like courrier de masse non sollicite for spam and lart oratoire for public speaking. Some terms seem tidy in one language yet awkward in others.
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Geneva
Winston Churchill
Marcel Grangier
Swiss Federal Chancellery
Grangier
Linguistics Task Force
Cellule D'Intervention Linguistique
Quebec
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