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Posted: Tuesday, October 1, 2002

• White House Would Welcome Hussein Assassination
• American media keep the liberals invisible
> There's little media time for critics of U.S. culture
• The Sun Can't Set on This Empire Too Soon
> The U.S. has no right to indulge in imperialism
• Soldier, 2 Palestinian boys killed in Nablus
• Roll call of 322 children killed in the intifada
• Israeli tank kills schoolboy
• Bush Sr steps out of shadows with backing for war on Iraq
• U.K Support fades for military action against Iraq
• Let's have the real story, George
• Four Die As Kashmir Resumes Voting
• Saddam set to let inspectors in
> Iraq muddles US resolve with 'positive' talks in Vienna
• France waves the stick and carrot
• Britain accused of sacrificing new court
• UN inspectors say progress is made in talks with Iraq
• American slave descendants sue for compensation
• War talk hits global economy
• Inspections, not war, say protesters
• Tough-talking inspectors cut Iraq no slack
• Sharon met by wall-to-wall criticism
• America's latest deterrence - a note from Rumsfeld
• Iran says it has policy of 'active neutrality' over Iraq
• EU poised to strike US immunity deal
• UN on brink of Iraq deal for weapons inspectors
• US issues warning on weapons talks
• UN inspectors ignore US call to put Iraq mission on hold
• US should take route of legitimacy
• Israeli commandos 'are inside Iraq'
• Moscow will play its Iraq ace in UN deal
• No hard feelings over siege, U.S. officials say

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