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News Archives from November 10, 2002:
US| World | Afghanistan | India/Pakistan| Iraq | Middle East | Military | Bio/Chemical| Investigation | Financial | Features
Globalization is American politics' new great divide
Why the Democrats got trounced on bloody Tuesday
Election still runs hot in Louisiana
Black Republicans make mark in U.S. elections
Airplane crashes into waters off Philippine capital
Official says Bali bomb suspects possibly hiding in Malaysia
Three Dead in Clashes in Jordan's Maan City
Anti-War Protests in Brussels, Marseille, Florence
Gul Closest to Become New Turkish Prime Minister
Deadly Clashes As Jordan Police Hunt Down Islamic Militants
French Official Defends Turkey's EU Bid, Says Bloc Not "Christian Club"
Bashir to Be Deported If Stripped of Indonesian Nationality
Karzai Challenges World View That Afghanistan Is Ethnically Divided
Year After Kabul's Fall, Victory Not Yet Declared
Man dies after trying to lay an anti-tank mine in eastern Afghanistan
Bali bomb suspect visited Afghanistan
Arab League seeks Arab inspectors for Iraq inspection teams
Iraqi Parliament to Meet to Decide on U.N. Vote
U.S. Says No Need for UN Permission to Attack, Iraq Close to Accepting UN Resolution
In government or not, Pakistan religious bloc wants U.S. military out
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Gunman Kills Five in Israeli Kibbutz Attack
Military tacticians hope quick strikes will encourage Iraqis to oust Hussein
Anti-artillery laser successfully tested
SLA members turned to lives they once detested
