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...Infantry Division, launched a midnight assault on 75 homes suspected of harboring Baath fugitives in the town of Duluiyah. Military officials believe much of the resistance in the region has been coordinated in Duluiyah, where locals say senior members of Saddam's regime were frequently seen in the aftermath of the war. Since the beginning of Peninsula Strike, Hicks says, "we have already seen a downturn" in the frequency of attacks on U.S. soldiers...
Ironically, even though it was the Law School policy that won outright court approval, the Michigan Law Quad remained relatively quiet in the aftermath of the decision...
...this question to Assaly as they worked side by side piecing victims back together last week. Assaly, who has tended patients in the aftermath of more than 20 major terrorist attacks, knew that Ratrout was thinking about President Bush's recent push to revive the peace process, an effort that gave some small degree of hope to Israelis and Palestinians. "It's a catastrophe," Assaly told her, referring to the bombing. "It's supposed to be a time of peace, but all the violence is coming around again...
...Sulzberger. "Some work. Some don't work. My heart was broken because these men were taking an act for the good of an institution that they and I love." (A Times spokeswoman said Raines and Boyd would not comment for this article.) And indeed, the Blair scandal and its aftermath followed a decade in which Sulzberger had modernized and in many ways improved the staid Gray Lady. The son of the previous publisher and scion of a family that has owned the Times since 1896, Sulzberger beefed up the paper's features and cultural coverage, raised its profile nationally...
...Aftermath...