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Just across the border to the south, Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was reported to be rushing reinforcements for yet another possible bloody crackdown on his country's nearly 4 million Kurds. Iraqi Kurds are worried that Saddam may be planning to mount a full-scale offensive to regain his control over their territories, which he lost after the gulf...
While American politics must regain its lost "intellectuality", some of Japan's "peculiar aspects" in government can learn from U.S. policy, he said...
Patino spent three years fighting to regain her female status and won, even before the I.A.A.F. changed its procedures. She hopes to compete in this summer's Olympics, which will be held in her native land. Luckily for her fellow track stars, Olympic officials will now accept an I.A.A.F. certificate of femininity instead of chromosomal proof. But XY women in other sports will be out of luck, unless the International Olympic Committee updates its policy...
...Avoidance, as well as the previous puncture made by Gennifer Flowers. He has enough money and organizational support, especially in his native South, to remain a force at least through Super Tuesday on March 10. But even if he could start a comeback, he would not soon -- if ever -- regain the aura of inevitability he enjoyed in January...
...need to regain momentum, since we kept having to stop and start up again," Haggerty said. "People try to hurry up and get back to where they were when we stopped practicing and we get lots of injuries...