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“Are U.S. tax dollars fueling an illicit human pipeline that exploits and endangers foreign workers?” Reporter Cam Simpson
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Sep 20th 2007: “How the European Union is becoming the world’s chief regulator”, “Obey EU rules or watch your markets “evaporating”, a computer industry lobbyist tells Mr Schapiro.”
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Oct 11th 2007: “In the last of our series on civil liberties, we look at the difficulty of reconciling traditional freedoms of expression with the new demands of national security”
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Will Lebanon pay the price for progress between Syria & Israel in Maryland?
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“Referring Al-Share’ Weekly to State Security Court provoked protests at domestic and international levels because the court specializes in terrorism and not in publication or press issues.”
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“Said Siyam, one of five high ranking members of Hamas who have been accused by Fatah of being behind the coup that occurred in the Gaza Strip and ended with Hamas exercising its full control on 14 June 2007.”
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