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...peace. For more than two years the U.S. and Israel turned their backs on the Palestinians. For those who construed Sharon's rejection of Arafat as an excuse to avoid negotiations altogether, the prospect of new management offers the Palestinians a chance to call the Israeli leader's bluff--though Israel was happy to ignore Arafat's legitimacy as elected President of the Palestinian Authority. A democratic vote could empower Palestinians with the mandate to make peace. And that could present the Bush Administration with an opportunity to press Sharon into expanding his unilateral withdrawal from Gaza into a negotiated...
...Looks Like A Bluff Cyber criminals attacking British Internet betting site Blue Square threatened to distribute child pornography in the company's name if it didn't hand over $9,000. The site declined, and the threat receded...
...tomorrow’s game as a precaution, but should return next week against Columbia. Mike Finch will start in his absence...Clifton Dawson leads the nation in total points with 90 and points per game with 15. The next closest average scorer, James Johnson of Ark.-Pine Bluff, comes in at 12...Matt Thomas and Doug Hewlett were named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week and Rookie of the Week, respectively, for Oct. 23. Thomas recorded 12 tackles, including two sacks, while Hewlett logged three tackles, a sack and an interception...
...should come as no surprise, then, that Dawson’s average of 15 points per game gives him a three-point lead over the nation’s second-leading scorer, James Johnson of Arkansas Pine-Bluff...
...still had them to serve as a strategic deterrent. "The regime never resolved the contradiction inherent in this approach," says the report. Saddam privately told an aide the "better part of war was deceiving," but ironically he was telling the West the truth. In the end, his big bluff destroyed him--and drew the U.S. into an engagement that will help determine George W. Bush's fate at the polls next month. --With reporting by Timothy J. Burger and Elaine Shannon/Washington