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...even without nukes, on the basis that Saddam's chemical and biological stocks could be shared with terrorists. Hard to argue with as a hypothetical possibility, but in the minds of Powell's domestic audience, the case for war is strongest when the administration is able to show a link between Iraq and al-Qaeda. After all, it's unlikely that America would be on the verge of starting a massive new war in the Gulf were it not for September 11. Still, despite considerable effort to unearth such links the pickings are decidedly slim - evidence revealed thus far concerns...
...stocks of biological and chemical weapons, presented allegations by defectors of continuing programs and offered a circumstantial argument pointing to a clandestine nuclear program. Finally, he tried to make a case that such weapons programs represent an imminent threat to the West on the basis of an alleged link between Iraq and al-Qaeda...
...maybe soon; Verizon is appealing the ruling. If it stands, it could open the door to as many subpoenas as the music industry's army of lawyers can churn out. When you share songs online, you broadcast an address that your ISP can link back to you. But right now there are just too many services--and way too many users--for either the industry or your ISP to monitor them all. Subpoenas will aim for obvious targets on the most popular services--like that Kazaa user, who had put more than 600 pirated tunes online. Those who download...
Such a line would link the red line to a station across the river, connecting Harvard Square to Allston, Boston University, and the Longwood Medical Center, and would connect the outer fingers of all the other T lines so that travellers would no longer have to go into the center of Boston in order to switch T lines...
...Longwood provides a high number of jobs to people all over the city, but they are lacking a good transportation link,” Krieger says...