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Saddam has four options, according to a military officer working on U.S. war plans. One, he could hunker down in some well-stocked hideout and wait it out. Two, he could make a run for it. One possible avenue of escape is the system of intricate tunnels that U.S. officials believe lie beneath Baghdad. Three, Saddam could choose the Samson option, the most frightening of all: once he realized he was finished, he could try to take with him as many enemies as possible. His loyalist forces might launch suicide attacks and fight from schools and mosques to force...
...packed the adventure with echoes of and improvements on its predecessors' puzzles. The cartoon-like graphics are pure eye candy--sumptuously smooth and lovingly detailed. (Check out the heat haze from flames or your hero's wet footprints as he crawls out of the sea.) We can't wait for the sequel. --By Chris Taylor
...vulnerable times for the child. One is when you have a very young child, either a baby or a toddler. Children at that time need real continuity of physical care and some opportunity to attach to both parents. Unless it's unbearable, I think it would be better to wait. And early adolescence is a time when the biological drives of sexuality and aggression rise, a time when a child needs a strong, stable family that can really exercise judgment, which the kids often don't have. If you can postpone the divorce until your daughter or your...
...Echaveste said that “you can’t just wait for a leader...
...were told by the Governor’s office to wait 30 days to vote,” Amorello said. “But I told them no. The vote just empowers us to make a deal with Harvard. And we’re not planning to sign with Harvard until...