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<p>KARNACK, Texas — Under a blue November sky, in the piney woods of East Texas, near the western finger of Caddo Lake, a soldier lies dying.</p> <p>Staff Sgt. James Alford, who until April called Fort Campbell home, appears to sleep. His chest rises and falls. Sometimes his eyes blink open, and he smiles. But make no mistake, the monster within, the strange, silent disease that has felled him, remains in control.</p>

Did anybody else see this briefing? There were two clips from the DoD, one of which showed a woman who had been a victim of one of Saddam's chemical attacks. One of her relatives was explaining that it caused her face to itch severely "and this was the result". On the floor near his feet, a woman turned her head upwards, and I swear...it looked like she had literally ripped her face off. I could not discern any eyes or other features. It was one of the worst things I have seen in my life. I can't forget it, so...

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University of Cincinnati Research News: Aerospace Grants Honesty the Best Policy for Presidential Hopefuls,According to Primary Study Date: March 10, 2000 By: Marianne Kunnen-Jones Phone: (513) 556-1826 Archive: Research News In the wake of Super Tuesday, the two men who want to be the nation's next president may want to focus on honesty, if they want to win. A presidential primary study by University of Cincinnati communication professor Judith Trent finds that, for the first time since she began studying the presidential primary in 1988, Americans rate "honesty" as the most important characteristic they seek in a presidential candidate. ...