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...Americans on the road to Baghdad as much as for the President commanding them to battle, there's no turning back now. --Reported by Scott MacLeod/Cairo; Terry McCarthy/Basra; Paul Quinn-Judge and Michael Ware/Northern Iraq; Alex Perry and Simon Robinson/Southern Iraq; Sally Donnelly/Qatar; and Timothy J. Burger, Massimo Calabresi, James Carney, John Dickerson and Mark Thompson/Washington
...like to get them. North Korea, Iran, possibly Libya and Syria would all love to have the power that Saddam coveted. The unanswered question of the Iraq story is whether the ideas behind it will one day be used in other places too. --With reporting by Timothy J. Burger, Massimo Calabresi, John F. Dickerson, Mark Thompson, Eric Roston and Douglas Waller/Washington, Mitch Frank/New York and James Graff/Paris
...their nuclear programs. "If those countries didn't have much incentive or motivation before, they certainly did after the 'axis of evil' statement," says one Western diplomat familiar with the Iranian and North Korean programs. The Administration counters that both programs have been under way for many years. --By Massimo Calabresi
...made the riskiest commitment by his country in a generation. He has promised Americans that this war will do more good than ill. The President sounded uncommonly confident as he spoke, but wishes are one thing and reality another, especially in a region accustomed to mirages. --Reported by Massimo Calabresi, Michael Duffy and Mark Thompson/Washington; Helen Gibson/London; and Scott MacLeod and Amany Radwan/Cairo
...guys are right out of their villages and never expected to be in parliament," says Philip Gordon, an expert in U.S.-Turkish relations at the Brookings Institution. "They were elected on an Islamist platform and just couldn't go back home and say, 'I voted for this war.'" --By Massimo Calabresi