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Quick march: volunteers of the Jerusalem Army, an Iraqi civilian defence unit, at yesterday's parade in Mosul. They had all been given the day off work AS THE morning chill rose from the River Tigris in Iraq’s most ethnically mixed city, the units began assembling, pulling on white gloves and proudly adjusting military tunics. Their ranks included grandfathers in ancient helmets, housewives trained to use machineguns, Beduin tribesmen, adolescent cadets marching behind their fathers, Kurds, Assyrian Christians and Sunni Muslims. Everyone got the day off work. All said they were marching in support of President Saddam Hussein and to...

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WASHINGTON, October 25 – The National Committee for Only One Holiday at a Time is issuing a formal protest of the overlap of holidays in our culture. Tonight, our local shopping center was putting up Christmas decorations, a few days before Halloween. "The overrunning of holidays, one into the other, robs each of these wonderful occasions of its cultural identity and uniqueness and its meaning," said Timothy Phares, President of the committee. "This is confusing our children, who are being confused enough by the educational and cultural structure," he added. "For the children, we need to step back and observe...

Since I am approaching my one year anniversary of being a "freeper" and since I have never contributed a dime to FR, jim or the republican party, I am going to beat the powers to be at FR and voluntarily leave, rather than have them come up with one of the cock and bull stories to ban me. Been fun,Bye

<p>LODI -- You might think that bunnies wouldn't need any help breeding, but for a particular set of Central Valley rabbits, they need all the sex they can get.</p> <p>The riparian brush rabbit, once a prolific occupant of the Valley, has dwindled to a few dozen animals.</p>