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President George W. Bush made a remarkable comment earlier this month in a German television interview: He said that he wanted to close the Guant�namo Bay facility and put the detainees
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When a Supreme Court ruling last month made it more difficult for victims of unequal pay to sue their employers, advocates for the American business community celebrated."We are thrill
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