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...transported by aircraft to Syria to undergo military training in guerrilla warfare." The report also says a Syrian plane delivered a "large quantity" of arms, including surface-to-air missiles, to the ICU in early September. On at least two occasions, Iran supplied the ICU with arms, including a shipment on July 25 of 1,000 machine guns and grenade launchers, an unknown quantity of mines and ammunition, and 45 shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles...
...August, a large dhow originating in Iran and carrying arms, medical supplies and food arrived at a Mogadishu seaport. Included in the shipment were 80 man-portable surface-to-air missiles and launchers. The U.N. also charges that "at the time of writing of this report, there were two Iranians in Dhusa Mareb engaged on matters linked to the exploration of uranium in exchange for arms to the ICU." In separate letters written to the U.N., Syria and Iran denied having any involvement...
...tent. We’re just going to sit out on a curb or something.” Indeed, demand for the new game systems is considerable. In the CambridgeSide Galleria, Best Buy had seen about 40 people queue up before its doors in anticipation of the first PS3 shipment by last evening, though its opening was scheduled for 8 a.m. today. “PlayStation appeals more to older gamers, because it has more mature games, while the Wii appeals more to a larger audience,” said Aaron Calloway, an employee in Best Buy?...
...franchise, Walter Salaverria, promised “no more delays.” When IHOP first purchased the 16-18 Eliot Street space, across from The Charles Hotel, the store’s managers had planned to serve pancakes as early as June 2006. Delays in the shipment of kitchen equipment pushed back the opening date to this fall, and just last week the owner of the property, Robert Banker ’58, said that he was aiming to have the store open by New Year’s Day. The store will open...
...While Lucky and Flo can't detect pirated DVDs versus legal ones, they are trained to recognize polycarbonate and other chemicals that exist in optical discs. Pirates use legitimate DVDs are registered for shipment, so the dogs would be able to sniff out DVDs that are hidden in unregistered containers, which would mean they're probably being smuggled for illegal sale...