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- I'm here! I'm safe! I'm happy! and I'm free from at least one demon of my life! Want to know... |
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- When Sal Pellegrino was 14, his close friend and neighbor Charlie, 'uncle Charlie' as the younger kids on the block affectionately called him, went to fight in World War II and never came home. While he knows for sure the B-24 bomber his friend flew in went down somewhere over Germany around 1944, the fate of 18-year-old Charlie and his fellow crew members remains a mystery. 'His mother and father never got any of his remains back. It was tough for the whole neighborhood,' said Pellegrino, past commander of East Meadow Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2736 and a Korean War veteran. 'We were very close. |
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- The sword held by the armored knight bears the initials 'P.T.S.D.' The symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder - frustration, anxiety, isolation, hypervigilance and others - surround him. |
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- (Tent Empire) This show aired Monday, May 12th, 2003, from 4pm -7pm EST on WPRB. Request lines: (609)258-1033, -1233 Live feed via: http://www. |
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- Zero Popup Killer is anti-popup software than can kill popup windows. It works as an add-on of IE, and automatically starts with it. |
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- Big giant birthday wishes must go out to my sweet kathy-bella! She's moved from bookofdays over to inkspill now (again!),... |
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- Big giant birthday wishes must go out to my sweet kathy-bella! She's moved from bookofdays over to inkspill now (again!),... |
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- A few months ago I played around with recording what I ate to see how many calories a day I... |
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Reloading (May 16 2003 05:57 GMT) - Eduardo: Tu misión desde este momento es no ver un solo review, comentario o crítica de Matrix Reloaded hasta que hayas terminado de verla en la primera premiere de la película que tengas disponible. Después del cual dejarás tus comentarios en este sitio para hacerle más difícil la misión a otros que no la hayan visto y no quieran leer reviews, comentarios o críticas.... |
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- You thought I was finished with these reviews didn't you? HA! I found 2 more brands to try and review for you. I've been told there are more brands on the East Coast area as well as Australia, but my sources haven't had a chance to help me out. So, in the meantime, here is "Kettle Brand Chips - Sea... |
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- As Secretary of State Colin Powell tried to mend frayed relations with Germany, German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder agreed Friday that sanctions against Iraq "make no sense." |
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- US-Senat billigt Milliarden-Steuerpaket von Präsident Bush |
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- US-Senat billigt Milliarden-Steuerpaket von Präsident Bush |
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- Even as Taiwan was reporting its biggest one-day jump in probable SARS cases, health officials said today that the outbreak here was being inaccurately counted and was probably much bigger than reported. By Donald G. Mcneil Jr.. |
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- As Moscow fiddles with its diagnosis, Russia's far east is burning with activity to combat an epidemic that may or may not be serious in itself. By Michael Wines. |
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- China temporarily suspended foreign adoptions of Chinese babies and announced severe new penalties, including execution, for anyone knowingly spreading the disease. By Erik Eckholm. |
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- As Moscow fiddles with its diagnosis, Russia's far east is burning with activity to combat an epidemic that may or may not be serious in itself. By Michael Wines. |
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- Even as Taiwan was reporting its biggest one-day jump in probable SARS cases, health officials said today that the outbreak here was being inaccurately counted and was probably much bigger than reported. By Donald G. Mcneil Jr.. |
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- The World Health Organization issued guidelines on how to handle travelers arriving from areas with cases of SARS infection. By Lawrence K. Altman. |
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- Some environmental groups said that the proposals for new standards for air pollution were too lenient. By Jennifer 8. Lee. |
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- China temporarily suspended foreign adoptions of Chinese babies and announced severe new penalties, including execution, for anyone knowingly spreading the disease. By Erik Eckholm. |
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- When a store owner offers to lend you a vintage book overnight, or bikers slam on their brakes to let you cross, just smile and nod. You could get used to this. By Susan Brenna. |
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- An advisory panel to the Food and Drug Administration unanimously endorsed Genentech's new asthma drug. By Andrew Pollack. |
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- As Moscow fiddles with its diagnosis, Russia's far east is burning with activity to combat an epidemic that may or may not be serious in itself. By Michael Wines. |
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- China temporarily suspended foreign adoptions of Chinese babies and announced severe new penalties, including execution, for anyone knowingly spreading the disease. By Erik Eckholm. |
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- The sweeping tax cut bill had been sliced, diced and rearranged to fit the needs of the many swing senators whose votes were necessary for passage. By David Firestone. |
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- A month before William J. McDonough, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, leaves that post, several candidates for the job have apparently pulled out. By Daniel Altman. |
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- President Bush also reported that he and his family kept thousands of dollars worth of gifts including eight tickets to a Rolling Stones concert. By Richard W. Stevenson. |
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- The White House is using the powers of television and technology to promote President Bush's presidency in ways that have not been seen before. By Elisabeth Bumiller. |
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- Laurence I. Radway was a Dartmouth College professor of government with a zeal for practical politics. By Douglas Martin. |
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- The chairman of the House International Relations Committee said that a "lack of transparency" had made Congressional oversight difficult. By James Dao. |
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- The Department of Homeland Security inadvertently entered a partisan dispute in Texas by agreeing to try to track down the private plane of a Democratic legislator. By Philip Shenon. |
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- Speaker J. Dennis Hastert said that House leaders had not decided whether to allow a vote on extending a ban on assault weapons that is scheduled to expire next year. By Carl Hulse. |
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- Some environmental groups said that the proposals for new standards for air pollution were too lenient. By Jennifer 8. Lee. |
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- The two Yemenis, and eight other suspected associates of Al Qaeda, escaped from a prison in Yemen on April 11. By Eric Lichtblau. |
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- U.S. military forces are seeking to arrest thousands of criminals who Saddam Hussein released, to jail looters, and to run night patrols to restore order. By Patrick E. Tyler. |
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- It breezed into Long Island City like a Hollywood film crew and drew crowds of the curious, but by September 2004 the Museum of Modern Art will return to an expanded home in Manhattan. By Joseph Berger. |
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- Bernard B. Kerik, the former New York City police commissioner, has agreed to become a senior policy adviser in Iraq's reorganized Interior Ministry. By Christopher Marquis. |
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