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' , , "T here w ere somcsoi people swarmiqg on , ^ poliHcs'npw.: r r .-l ."I the roadblocks,.bu..but noudirectly-Qiuthc_ve-:ii-ii-.-^. i r P m am Ai i l hides ...-nnd thejc hhelicopters shot down the ; m iddle b f-th e roa-road-to-pcrsnade'people to A ffigawftJE leave.” S to ck wdlsaid; ellj — ....................... ........... beaAlnthelioi[ions’ den ------- Thc-:ioddcnt-.Wii^w.iis’.surc to fire th e debate^ ---------T ho'death”o f a ■fellbwTibstagcfel is re- riiir e p o iIf. I in the U.S. Cong;5ngress over Americah'ih- ‘' counted by Terry' AAnderson in his ac- w o e ^ e i ^ifcOUIMcii s a y s : volvcmcni_ ill SonSomalia and'to add fuel to __^wiirit b f his oitleal in Lebanon...................... " «r c . the argunicnls of'sofsbinc U.N. members, no-............ ~ | 1 has not paid off^in terms o ; . Pa0«C1 tio n s •— the Scholastic Aptituctude T est and v estm en t ht ■ tubly Italy, that[ thtthe United Nations has lost Hie Assodated Press icvcment.’’ __ __________ th e AlAmerican College Test —- Ihave shown dent achicvi Uelaw- sight .of its liumaimim|tarian mission in the opourrates are— “ A L E CVfl i a group representing state — ^W A SH IN G TO N Sp'SpenBing js up but only n nJX .
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