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...peace process work, it's a timely reminder that, even if the guns aren't pointed at each other, stable government can still be a matter of life and death - By Chris Thornton Britons Freed U.K. Home Secretary Jack Straw announced that five of nine British prisoners held on suspicion of terrorism for two years at the U.S. detention center at Guantánamo Bay are to be released. Straw said it would be up to police and prosecutors to decide whether the men would face any charges in the U.K. Families Find Fault AUSTRIA Relatives of the 155 people...
...harbors the suspicion that Bush is just in it for the cheese. We set out to ask the nation’s best and brightest what planetary dairy we might find on the moon...
...beating themselves up for being less than perfect. But while Bridget eventually learned that picking Mr. Right isn't as easy as it seems, the guys are convinced they have Ms. Right in their sights all along, and that belief never wavers. One finishes these books with a lurking suspicion that Bridget knows something about romance that these guys don't: sometimes your heart isn't as smart as you think...
...most pressing problems? "The interesting question," says Charles Grant, director of the Center for European Reform in London, "is whether [the Big Three] can extend their cooperation beyond foreign and defense policy to areas of E.U. domestic policy." The trouble is, this is the area that arouses so much suspicion among smaller states, who fear any initiative will be designed more to benefit the Big Three than the E.U. as a whole. Smaller states are still smarting over the laxity shown when France and Germany violated the Stability and Growth Pact last year, after many of them had to endure...
...both 85; Morley Safer is a grandpaternal 73; Don Hewitt, the show?s founding and continuing boss, is 81 and reluctant to quit. But ?60 Minutes? has a ticking urgency: it?s a time bomb ever threatening to go boom. The show has a need to hector, and a suspicion, in most of its stories, that powerful people often have something to hide, and that it is the mission of Hewitt and his honchos to expose greed, chicanery and general weaseliness. (Recall the superb ?Saturday Night Live? sketch, in November 1984, when Shearer as Wallace quizzed the slimy-squirmy manufacturer...