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...labor in the Gulag. "I was eight years in camp and that, of course, induced a lot of thought. I met a great many Orthodox and had a lot of discussions with them. After that, I was mortally ill in camp, and, faced with that mortal illness, I found anew my faith...
...proposed the expulsion of 150 Soviet and East European agents, but that it was decided not to jeopardize relations with the Soviets. Under Giscard, the argument prevailed that it is better to keep spies who are already identified and known rather than throw them out and have to start anew ferreting out replacements. Accordingly, over the past 20 years France, publicly at least, had expelled only 15 Soviet officials...
...week vacation, I get homesick." And those who have left cannot easily forget what they went through. "I worry still about illness that may come up later from the dioxin and whether my kids will be able to have kids," says Keith Young, 29, who already has started life anew 25 miles south in Ware, Mo. But he feels that one indignity is behind him. "Before, some kids didn't want to touch our kids if they found out we were from Times Beach. Some people didn't even want to touch our money...
Harvard's globe-trotting Classics basketball team will venture anew into foreign lands when they journey to Austria and Denmark in the upcoming spring break...
...budget struggle begins anew with disputes over defense and jobs...