Abkhazia is threatened by Georgia's American-trained soldiers

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Abkhazia repelled an invasion by the Georgian Republic in 1992 and is again being threatened, this time by Georgia's American-trained soldiers and nearby Chechnya's instability. The article discusses Abkhazian expatriate Murat Yagan's return to his homeland to promote the Kebzeh philosophy.

Georgia (Country), Military aspects, Georgia (Nation), Abkhazia, Georgia, Yagan, Murat

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Kucinich for President? : Can ClevelandEs former "boy wonder" bring bold ideas into the democratic party?

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Dennis Kucinich 56-year old congressman from a Rust Belt state with virtually no name recognition, no money and a political resume is a candidate for the 2004 presidential election. Kucinich hangs out with New Age notables and has stated things in public that no sane candidate would repeat.

Presidential elections, Kucinich, Dennis J.

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Why the media dislikes Dean

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Democratic presidential hopeful, Howard Dean, has adopted the strategy of speaking directly to public without any help from media. This has invited critics from the Washington, D.C. media reporters who present their views.

Media coverage, Dean, Howard

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