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...argument, admitting that spying is a game of percentages. "In the intelligence business, you are almost never completely wrong or completely right...like many of the toughest intelligence challenges, when the facts of Iraq are all in, we will neither be completely right nor completely wrong." Bush called him afterward, says a White House official, to say he had heard it was a good speech...
...Harvard career could’ve been over. Instead, it took Turano less than three months to return. He was in a cast and had screws in his ankle for eight weeks but was able to hobble around soon afterward. It didn’t take him long to walk again, and he returned to practice last week...
Also returning from injury is Chu, though one would not know it from his recent play. Over a year ago, Chu gashed his shin down to the bone, and when he returned to the court not long afterward, he found that both his serve and confidence had vanished...
Also returning from injury is Chu, though one would not know it from his recent play. Over a year ago, Chu gashed his shin down to the bone, and when he returned to the court not long afterward, he found that both his serve and confidence had vanished...
...protecting them," says an Administration official. Compared with the Baathists, he notes, "there's less of an organization"--or it's less detectable. The Iraqi source close to the insurgency says militant groups employ networks of smugglers to take foreign enlistees over the Syrian, Saudi Arabian and Jordanian borders. Afterward the enlistees are ferried through safe houses until they reach a hub city such as Ramadi or Fallujah...