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...Twenty years ago, the EU and U.S. were calling the shots; this is simply not true today,” he said. And although the U.S. and Europe have received increased protection for their intellectual property, agriculture is now included in the WTO’s jurisdiction, at the request of developing countries, he said. But, outside, before the talk, protesters had said the WTO hurts large segments of the global population. “We’re very concerned about intellectual property rights and their denying people the right to access to scientific innovation,” said...
According to Tim, every employee at 1369 can execute one on request...
Bergen said the trial was initiated in response to a request from a Faculty member, but he did not identify the instructor...
...Doha (a.k.a. "The Doctor," Rachid, Amar Makhlolif, and Didier Ajuelo) was arrested in February 2001 while trying to travel from London to Saudi Arabia on a fake passport. Six months later, the U.S. filed an extradition request after a Federal grand jury indicted Doha as a co-conspirator in the LAX plot, based on evidence and an affidavit signed by would-be bomber Ahmed Ressam that Doha had overseen the attempted attack. "[Doha] actually moved Ressam from Afghanistan back to Canada" to plan and execute the Millennium bombing, explains a senior U.S. intelligence official. But after initially sharing his knowledge...
...Even though Ressam refused to testify in court, the fact that he had spilled the beans on Doha and evidence pointing to Doha's role as a Qaeda recruiter raises questions over the U.S. decision to drop the extradition request - particularly if the consequence of doing so is that Doha will go free. With no terror-related charges pending, Doha faces an immigration hearing in early 2007 that may end with his deportation from Britain. In Washington, officials at the U.S. Departments of State and Justice, as well at the CIA, refused to comment on Doha's case. (Each referred...