Beatles Classic Sgt Pepper Released In 1967
The 1967 release of the Beatles landmark Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band is noted amid a jumble of 2007 trivia. The text mentions CNN growth in 2006 and various historical figures, with an odd mix of dates and names.
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Sgt. Pepper
Cable News Network
CNN
European Union
Brigham Young
Maryn Monten
Griffith
Pat Singer
Freeman
Ron
Clinton rails against socialism in New Hampshire speech
Hillary Clinton criticizes an ownership society and warns of socialist outcomes during a Manchester State Tech address. She frames government action as key to shared prosperity and attacks tax policies as penalizing success.
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Hillary Clin Somer
Reagan
Manchester School
Clinton
Karl Marx
America
Adam Smith
Calvin Coolidge
Thomas
Tmseditors
Tribune.com
China could hold key to a change in Sudan
An editorial argues Bush should push broader sanctions on Sudan to pressure Omar al-Bashir and his Chinese supporters. It notes genocide in Darfur with 450000 dead and 2.5 million displaced, and suggests Beijing faces scrutiny ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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China
Sudan
Bush
Darfur
Omar al-Bashir
Shaming al-Bashir
Beijing
Khartoum
United Nations
Blair
Protests, Patriotism, and Politics Across American History
Nancy C. reflects on the role of public will and protest in U.S. policy, honoring Andrew Bacevich Jr. and other figures. The piece argues free speech fuels change, citing King, La Follette, Burke, and ongoing Iraq debates, while urging citizens to be aggressively righteous to save representative government.
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Ers
Andrew Bacevich Jr
Bacevich
Congress
Hal
Middle East
Vietnam
U.S
Martin Luther King Jr
United States
King
Iraq
Robert la Follette
America
Edmund Burke
la Follette
Pentagon
Senate
Mitch McConnell
Bush
Baceviches
Andrew
Nancy Bacevich
Walpole
Mass
Nancy
Three Musketeers of Modern Politics Face Historic Judgment
John C. Bersin reviews the legacies of Bush Blair and Clinton. He argues Blair may be seen as Britain’s best prime minister for peace in Northern Ireland, Bush could be credited for counterterrorism despite Iraq, and Clinton for a booming economy and post Cold War era diplomacy amid elusive Middle East peace.
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George W. Bush
Tony Blair
Bill Clinton
Blair
Bush
Clinton
U.S
Monica Lewinsky
Economist
Europe
Northern Ireland
Britain
Iraq
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
United States
Lewinsky
Middle East
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John C. Bersin
Orlando Sentinel
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