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Jobs said the new iPhone has already sold 6 million units, and analysts expect Apple to blow through the company's estimate of 10 million units sold worldwide by the end of 2008. Already bullish about Apple before the announcements were made, analysts were thrilled by what they heard from Jobs about the availability of the new iPhone. They were particularly excited by the prices for the new models. In the U.S., the 8-gigabyte version, which sold for $399 previously, is only $199 in its new incarnation; the 16GB model will sell for $299. (The first-generation iPhone models...
...trial offers a timely opportunity to remind Americans of the terrorist threat. Showcasing sensational evidence of the 9/11 conspiracy will not only assist the trial and possible execution of its alleged perpetrators, it will bolster the Administration's approach to its continuing "global war on terror." Although few observers expect the latest court deadline to be met, prosecutors say they will be ready to start the trial on September 18, close to the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks - and also the point at which U.S. voters start turning their attention to election issues such as national security...
...with a huge majority. Six months later there are demonstrations in the streets. It seems governing Korea is very difficult. Governing Korea is a difficult task, I agree with you. International economic conditions have not been very favorable, not only for Koreans but around the world, so we cannot expect results immediately. Those people who supported me, they didn't go anywhere. As they see progress happening, in a year or two our supporters will come back to us. If you look at some of the opinion polls, over 50% of [respondents] said that the government and the President will...
MARK REGEV Israeli spokesman, claiming the U.S. hadn't asked Israel to expedite the students' visas "If we weren't aware of a problem, how can anyone expect us to solve...
...Even Obama admits he did not expect the Internet to be such a good friend. "What I didn't anticipate was how effectively we could use the Internet to harness that grassroots base, both on the financial side and the organizing side," Obama says. "That, I think, was probably one of the biggest surprises of the campaign, just how powerfully our message merged with the social networking and the power of the Internet." But three other fundamentals were crucial to making Obama the Democratic nominee...