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On USA : Blind Obedience to the Canons of Capitalism: Of Sick Societies, American Dalits, and a Nation of Lady Macbeths News From Bangladesh
“Tell me where do I belong in this sick society?….Look at yourself instead of looking at me. With accusation in your eyes. Do you want me crucified for my profanity?
Scotland to have the toughest anti-smoking laws in the Western world The Scotsman
SCOTLAND is to introduce some of the toughest anti-smoking laws in the world, after ministers backed raising the legal age of buying cigarettes from 16 to 18.
International Forecaster MidWeek Reading - Gold, Silver, Economy + More GoldSeek.com
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Protest over illegal McGonigle Canyon dwellings draws hundreds North County Times
RANCHO PENASQUITOS ---- A protest by several anti-illegal immigration groups Saturday afternoon on the edge of a canyon where migrant workers have camped for years was peaceful, but tense, as nearly 200 flag-toting demonstrators chanted, sang patriotic songs, and were confronted by a handful of human rights observers.
Escondido rental law raises questions about discrimination North County Times
If Escondido's new rental law overcomes legal hurdles and goes into effect, it could put landlords in the tenuous position of violating the city law or violating state and federal fair housing laws, critics say.
Immigration activist’s young son travels to Mexico Northwest Herald
The son of an immigration activist who has taken refuge in a church to avoid being deported to Mexico is heading to that country today to seek the support of national legislators.
FILM CLIPS San Francisco Chronicle
RATING: (POLITE APPLAUSE) 'Sleeping Dogs Lie' Dark romantic comedy. Starring Melinda Page Hamilton, Bryce Johnson and Colby French. Directed by “Bobcat” Goldthwait. (R. 89 minutes. At the Opera Plaza.) "Sleeping Dogs Lie" lacks the
Rumsfeld first casualty of regime change The Scotsman
DONALD Rumsfeld, the man described as a lightning rod for George Bush, took a final hit on behalf of the US president yesterday by stepping down in the wake of huge electoral losses for the Republicans in a vote seen as a verdict on the handling of the
Labour 'must work' on Scots independence supporters The Scotsman
LABOUR must "engage" with voters who want Scottish independence and do more to make the argument for the Union, Tony Blair conceded yesterday.
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