Input: two others, her father apparently and another sister, have been wounded in this incident

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Input: under a charter approved last year by the national conference of catholic bishops, diocese officials will report allegations of sexual abuse of a minor to public authorities

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Input: wolf, the government will announce a plea agreement that was reached with an ohio truck driver who allegedly has ties to al qaeda, and the driver's name is iman ferris, and according to government sources al qaeda leader, khaled sheikh mohammed told investigators that ferris's order to surveil the brooklyn bridge was the ultimate goal of trying to cut the suspension bridge's cables and he was involved in a plot to drive a truck loaded with explosives onto an airport tarmac to blow up a plane

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Input: luster skipped bail during his trial in january for raping and drugging three women

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Input: there's a new poll out this morning, abc news washington post poll that suggests that most americans would support u.s. military action against iran in order to keep the country from acquiring nuclear weapons

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Input: and, um,  but then -- Edwards fought back kind of -- you know and then all the stuff you hear about Edwards too, about the, uh,  how he's a trial lawyer and how he made all his millions -- suing insurance companies and, um, you know, there- there's -- bad stuff you hear about both of them that, you know, obviously they want to tell you

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Input: And, um,  I mean, I agree with my dad and, you know, if anybody should know it's someone that fought in a war, you know

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Input: Yeah, I mean, and and here are these military guys giving their lives, and working hard every day through training and stuff even if there isn't a war

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Input: And if if if I don't think the rest of the country knows that, because they don't know what he did before nine eleven, because they don't pay any attention

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Input: We can't put it on -- the ro- or the- -- the whole responsibility of the pre- -- peace process can't be the leader of -- a- -- a group that is- -- I don't know, in my view,  has -- not ver- not very many resources to fight- -- to fight this -- battle that -- their trying to fight against -- a government that has taken away a lot of their land,  that,  you know, doesn't allow them to really move around in their own country

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Input: Yeah, and, um,  I only know about Yasser Arafat because I, um, study international affairs a little bit -- and I know -- a very little bit about him because, of course he was a, um, leader for a long time, longer than the age that I am -- old, so, but I- I- I- I've noticed -- on throughout my studies that -- what he represented to the public -- was -- what he represented to the international public -- was not what he was representing to his people -- and he was representing, um,  peace with the Israelis and he was representing trying to find ((the whites or)) divide the land so that it would be,  um, stop,  um,  uh, war and terrorists in the area

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Input: I believe he -- -- in my opinion he- he was a good leader -- and, um,  I believe what,  eh, has to be done -- right now is to ((apply)) -- the United Nations', uh,  decisions about the conflict between Arab and Israel because there is -- -- there are a lot of,  uh, decisions have been made -- have been made -- and this, uh

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Input: And it's and it's it's you know,  a war of attrition

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Input: and, um,  but then -- Edwards fought back kind of -- you know and then all the stuff you hear about Edwards too, about the, uh,  how he's a trial lawyer and how he made all his millions -- suing insurance companies and, um, you know, there- there's -- bad stuff you hear about both of them that, you know, obviously they want to tell you

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Input: Some 70 people were arrested Saturday as demonstrators clashed with police at the end of a major peace rally here, as at least 200,000 anti-war protesters took to the streets across the United States and Canada

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Input: Counter-demonstrations in support of the US-led invasion of Iraq took place in some cities, with some 2,500 people turning out in Chicago

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Input: A separate poll of 1,846 adults by the leading Yomiuri newspaper published Tuesday showed 64 percent felt Japan had "no choice" but to back the United States, with only 12 percent saying Japan had "every reason" to back the war

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Input: Putin will face re-election in March 2004 and analysts noted that the war -- while opposed by most Russians -- was never turned by the Kremlin into a matter of national security

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Input: We want to have an Iraqi voice in everything we do here but it would be wrong to do that precipitously," said a source at the Organisation of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance (ORHA), which is administering post-war Iraq

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Input: Amid a chill in relations over the war in Iraq, which Canada opposed, Bush indefinitely postponed a visit to Canada, instead choosing to host Australian Prime Minster John Howard, who endorsed that military campaign

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Input: Six Palestinian police officers were allowed to return to the Palestinian section of the border crossing, which had been taken over by Israeli troops shortly after the start of the uprising

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Input: With opposition hardening, the White House left open the possibility Tuesday that it would not seek a United Nations vote on its war-making resolution if the measure was headed for defeat

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Input: Iraq, however, took the report as an endorsement of its work and argued not only that war plans should be canceled, but that sanctions imposed on it by the Security Council for its 1990 invasion of Kuwait should be removed

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Input: Saddam has long claimed Iraq destroyed all its weapons of mass destruction. The United States and Britain claim he's lying, and have assembled a quarter-million troops around Iraq for a possible invasion

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Input: Despite Iraq's demands of the Security Council, diplomats were working hard on very different proposals: a U.S.-led plan for disarmament or war by March 17, and a rival French plan for an emergency summit of Security Council members to come up with a compromise

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Input: If the resolution is not passed, Washington would likely want to use the airspace for strikes against Iraq and for airlifting troops to northern Iraq

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Input: Solana said the EU would help in the humanitarian crisis expected to follow an attack on Iraq

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Input: The Dutch government, facing strong public anti-war pressure, said it would not commit fighting forces to the war against Iraq but added it supported the military campaign to disarm Saddam

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Input: As European Union leaders restated their opposing views on Iraq, their foreign ministers debated the impending U.S.-led war against Iraq with EU president Greece keeping up appearances with a pledge to pursue a last ditch effort to avoid war

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Input: The EU is set to release 20 million euros (US$21.5 million) in immediate humanitarian aid for Iraq if war breaks out and may dip into an ``emergency reserve'' of 250 million euros (US$269 million) for humanitarian relief

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Input: The Dutch government, facing strong public anti-war pressure, said it would not commit fighting forces to the war against Iraq but added it supported the military campaign to disarm Saddam

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Input: In neutral Switzerland, Foreign Minister Micheline Calmy-Rey said the United States' decision to proceed with military action weakened the United Nations

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Input: Earlier Saturday, Baghdad was again targeted, one day after a massive U.S. aerial bombardment in which more than 300 Tomahawk cruise missiles rained down on the capital

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Input: The battle for Basra, an oil hub of some 1.3 million people, was underway by midday, with coalition troops trying to surround Iraqi positions and force a surrender

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Input: Earlier Saturday, Baghdad was again targeted, one day after a massive U.S. aerial bombardment in which more than 300 Tomahawk cruise missiles rained down on the capital

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Input: The nine-story Security Headquarters in the Iraqi capital took a direct hit, strewing bricks, masonry and glass across the street in the al-Salhiya neighborhood of central Baghdad

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Input: Saturday morning, American Marines and British troops rumbled along the main road from the Kuwaiti border to Basra, Highway 80, nicknamed the ``Highway of Death'' during the 1991 Gulf War, when U.S. airstrikes wiped out an Iraqi military convoy along it

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Input: Iraqis mostly fought back with small arms, pistols, machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades

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Input: Other units moved into airfield complexes in western Iraq believed to have Scud missiles capable of reaching Israel, and possibly weapons of mass destruction

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Input: Australian commandos, who have been operating deep in Iraq, destroyed a command and control post and killed a number of soldiers, according to the country's defense chief, Gen. Peter Cosgrove

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Input: In an address Saturday, Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf told Iraqis that fighting had been ``fierce

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Input: Hoon said Saddam's regime was crumbling under the pressure of a huge air assault

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Input: Despite the heavy bombing, which the U.S. Central Command said targeted military command and control installations, the Iraqi regime gave no sign of quitting

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Input: Bombers have also hit targets in the northern cities of Mosul, Kirkuk and Tikrit, Saddam's hometown

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Input: Until Basra, U.S. and British troops had encountered little resistance, even when they seized nearby Umm Qasr, and moved to secure key oil fields

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Input: Early Saturday, more units were waiting in Kuwait to smash through any Iraqi resistance

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Input: Plans to bring supplies to Iraqi civilians had been on hold for days because of fighting across southern Iraq

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Input: Iraqi Trade Minister Mohammed Mehdi Saleh accused the United States and Britain of causing the hardships by launching the war and disrupting shipments of supplies under the oil-for-food program

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Input: If the U.N. Security Council cooperates with U.S. efforts to ``stifle'' North Korea, it would leave the North with ``no other option but to beef up the deterrent force for war by mobilizing all the potentials,'' KCNA quoted the Foreign Ministry spokesman as saying

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Input: But KCNA quoted the spokesman as saying that the U.S. invasion of Iraq showed that Washington was not bound by international agreements

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Input: For weeks, North Korea has claimed that the United States plans to attack it after Iraq

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Input: Last year's Bali bombings, which killed 202 people, illustrated the threat of terrorism in Indonesia

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Input: Since then some in the Bush administration  _  particularly Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, a former ambassador to Jakarta and a prime architect of the Iraq war  _  have pushed for the ban to be repealed

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Input: The shocking level of destruction prompted U.S. lawmakers to expand the ban to cover almost all military ties with Indonesia

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Input: Currently, Indonesia uses short-range Rapier missiles purchased 30 years ago to protect its vital oil and natural gas fields in Sumatra, Borneo and Papua from air attack

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Input: Eliminating such weapons was a chief reason President George W. Bush gave for the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq that began March 20

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Input: Americans sought to bring calm to Mosul, where U.S. troops killed 17 people in clashes earlier in the week

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Input: The fighting broke out between club-wielding members of the former ruler's clan and a rival group, he said

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Input: France's U.N. ambassador, Jean-Marc de La Sabliere, made the proposal at a Security Council meeting where members heard a briefing by chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix and for the first time exchanged views on potentially divisive postwar issues

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Input: This is one of the difficult decisions the council will face in the weeks ahead on divisive issues stemming from the war against Iraq

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Input: These include not only Iraq's disarmament and the future of sanctions but the U.N. role in Iraq now that the fighting is over, control of Iraq's oil revenue, and lucrative reconstruction contracts

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Input: The Bush administration, which accused Blix of hindering its drive for international support for the war, has already sent its own teams to Iraq to search for illegal weapons

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Input: Also, Portugal hosted a last ditch pre-war summit in the Azores islands for leaders of the United States, Britain and Spain

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Input: In interviews last year, Giuliani said Nathan gave him ``tremendous emotional support'' through his treatment for prostate cancer and as he led the city during the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center

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Input: Defense officials say Jordan provided key help in the Iraq war, acting as a staging area for U.S. special operations raids into western Iraq to prevent missiles from being fired at Jordan or Israel

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Input: U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan said this week that the body has no interest in policing a postwar Iraq, although it could contribute to the political resuscitation of the country

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Input: Planning for both the U.N. resolution and the international security force left out France, Germany and Russia, three U.S. allies that vehemently opposed the war in Iraq

war

Iraq


Input: Defense officials say Jordan provided key help in the Iraq war, acting as a staging area for U.S. special operations raids into western Iraq to prevent missiles from being fired at Jordan or Israel

war

Iraq


Input: The sentence was the latest in a series of state actions against the Monitor, the only English language daily in Sudan and a leading critic of conditions in the south of the country, where a civil war has been waged for 20 years

war

the south of the country, where a civil war has been waged for 20 years

20 years


Input: It said the U.S. invasion of Iraq taught it that ``a war can be averted and the sovereignty of the country and the security of the nation can be protected only when a country has ... a strong military deterrent force capable of decisively repelling any attack to be made by any types of sophisticated weapons

attack

a strong military deterrent force capable of decisively repelling any attack to be made by any types of sophisticated weapons


Input: North Korea's military may have fired a laser at a U.S. helicopter in March, a U.S. official said Tuesday, as the communist state ditched its last legal obligation to keep itself free of nuclear weapons

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North Korea's military

a laser

a U.S. helicopter

March


Input: North Korea accuses the United States of planning to attack the communist country, which Bush has branded part of an ``axis of evil'' along with Iran and Iraq

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the United States

the communist country, which Bush has branded part of an ``axis of evil'' along with Iran and Iraq


Input: It said the U.S. invasion of Iraq taught it that ``a war can be averted and the sovereignty of the country and the security of the nation can be protected only when a country has ... a strong military deterrent force capable of decisively repelling any attack to be made by any types of sophisticated weapons

invasion

U.S

Iraq

Iraq


Input: It was not clear how many people were in the cafe at the time of the blast

blast

how many people

the cafe

the time of the blast


Input: The explosion comes a month after a bomb exploded at a McDonald's restaurant in Istanbul, causing damage but no injuries

exploded

a month

a bomb

a McDonald's restaurant in Istanbul

Istanbul


Input: Radical leftist, Kurdish and Islamic groups are active in the country and have carried out bombings in the past

bombings

Radical leftist, Kurdish and Islamic groups

the country

the past


Input: News reports suggested that the woman may have been a suicide bomber or may have died when the bomb she was planting exploded prematurely, but police and interior ministry officials refused to confirm the reports

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the bomb she was planting

she


Input: Canberra sent troops to fight in the war on terror in Afghanistan and alongside U.S. and British forces in Iraq

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troops

Afghanistan


Input: Canberra sent troops to fight in the war on terror in Afghanistan and alongside U.S. and British forces in Iraq

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troops

U.S. and British forces in Iraq

Iraq


Input: The bombings killed 34 people  _  including nine attackers, eight Americans and two Britons  _  and wounded nearly 200 others

bombings

nine attackers


Input: Earlier this week, Saudi and U.S. officials said they had new intelligence pointing to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida group possibly launching fresh attacks in the United States or against American interests overseas

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Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida group

the United States


Input: The shootings  _  which the Israeli army said came in response to attacks by Palestinians throwing stones and molotov cocktails  _ came a day after Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon declared that Israel's occupation in the West Bank must end, stunning both dovish opponents and hardline allies

attacks

Palestinians throwing stones and molotov cocktails

stones

molotov cocktails


Input: Israeli soldiers shot and killed a 16-year-old Palestinian boy and wounded a 7-year-old boy after opening fire at stone throwers in the Tulkarem refugee camp in the West Bank on Tuesday, Palestinian hospital officials said

shot

Israeli soldiers

a 16-year-old Palestinian boy

a 7-year-old boy

the Tulkarem refugee camp in the West Bank

Tuesday


Input: Israeli troops shot and killed a 16-year-old Palestinian boy and critically injured two children, ages 7 and 9, during conflicts in the West Bank that erupted Tuesday as Israeli and Palestinian leaders moved toward talks on a new Mideast peace plan

conflicts

Israeli troops

the West Bank

Tuesday


Input: In a village near the West Bank city of Nablus on Tuesday, Israeli troops opened fire on youths throwing stones, hitting a 9-year-old Palestinian boy in the head and critically wounding him, and hitting two 12-year-old boys in the legs, lightly wounding them, Palestinian hospital officials said

hitting

a village near the West Bank city of Nablus

Tuesday

Israeli troops

a 9-year-old Palestinian boy


Input: In a village near the West Bank city of Nablus on Tuesday, Israeli troops opened fire on youths throwing stones, hitting a 9-year-old Palestinian boy in the head and critically wounding him, and hitting two 12-year-old boys in the legs, lightly wounding them, Palestinian hospital officials said

hitting

a village near the West Bank city of Nablus

Tuesday

Israeli troops

two 12-year-old boys


Input: The shootings  _  which the Israeli army said came in response to attacks by Palestinians throwing stones and molotov cocktails  _ came a day after Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon declared that Israel's occupation in the West Bank must end, stunning both dovish opponents and hardline allies

shootings

the Israeli army

a day after Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon declared that Israel's occupation in the West Bank must end, stunning both dovish opponents and hardline allies


Input: Military sources said troops were trying to break up stone-throwing protests, but did not use live fire

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troops


Input: The army said troops fired, and hit a boy, after a Palestinian youth threw a molotov cocktail

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troops


Input: The army said troops fired, and hit a boy, after a Palestinian youth threw a molotov cocktail

hit

troops

a boy


Input: The army said troops fired, and hit a boy, after a Palestinian youth threw a molotov cocktail

threw

a Palestinian youth

a molotov cocktail


Input: In a village near the West Bank city of Nablus on Tuesday, Israeli troops opened fire on youths throwing stones, hitting a 9-year-old Palestinian boy in the head and critically wounding him, and hitting two 12-year-old boys in the legs, lightly wounding them, Palestinian hospital officials said

fire

a village near the West Bank city of Nablus

Tuesday

Israeli troops

youths throwing stones


Input: In a village near the West Bank city of Nablus on Tuesday, Israeli troops opened fire on youths throwing stones, hitting a 9-year-old Palestinian boy in the head and critically wounding him, and hitting two 12-year-old boys in the legs, lightly wounding them, Palestinian hospital officials said

throwing

a village near the West Bank city of Nablus

Tuesday

youths throwing stones

stones


Input: In a village near the West Bank town of Qalqiliya, an 11-year-old Palestinian boy was killed during an exchange of gunfire

gunfire


Input: Peter Lundberg, an official from the Swedish Consulate in Jerusalem, said that two bullets hit the windshield of the Swiss Consulate's armored car, and that small-arms fire also was directed at other cars from Sweden, Denmark and the European Union

hit

two bullets

the Swiss Consulate's armored car


Input: A 10-year-old boy was struck in the leg by a rubber bullet, but was not seriously hurt, the officials said

struck

A 10-year-old boy

a rubber bullet


Input: The sources said shots had been fired in the air when vehicles tried to skirt the roadblocks

shots


Input: There were no injuries from the incident

incident


Input: Peter Lundberg, an official from the Swedish Consulate in Jerusalem, said that two bullets hit the windshield of the Swiss Consulate's armored car, and that small-arms fire also was directed at other cars from Sweden, Denmark and the European Union

fire

small-arms

other cars from Sweden, Denmark and the European Union


Input: The violence erupted after Sharon endured withering criticism Monday from members of his own Likud Party over his Cabinet's acceptance of the U.S.-backed ``road map'' peace plan

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Input: Critics have said Sharon's long-held condition that all violence must stop before peace moves is unrealistic and guarantees failure of any peace initiative, including the road map, thus releasing him from the necessity of following through on his remarks

violence


Input: He said upgrades would allow troops to react quicker to threats from the North and help reduce the possibility of a military conflict on the peninsula, not heighten it

conflict

the peninsula


Input: North Korea has repeatedly accused Washington of planing to invade

invade

North Korea

Washington


Input: They poisoned opponents' clothing and stockpiled cholera, HIV and anthrax

poisoned

They

opponents


Input: But in such close-quarters fighting, they would lose much of the technological advantage of their air supremacy, which would have to be curtailed because bombing in a city can cause large civilian casualties

bombing

a city


Input: Bet`fow Central Command chief Gen. Tommy Franks and his field commanders face a big decision _ whether to rush into the city of 5 million where Hussein's regime has gathered its most-trusted forces or wait and see if the war can be won without paying the price of street-to-street urban fighting

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Input: Having punched through severely depleted Republican Guard divisions that formed Baghdad's outer defensive ring, U.S. Army and Marine forces are likely to pause again to test the Iraqi capital's inner defenses and waall but evaporated under the weight of the U.S. assault

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U.S


Input: Having punched through severely depleted Republican Guard divisions that formed Baghdad's outer defensive ring, U.S. Army and Marine forces are likely to pause again to test the Iraqi capital's inner defenses and waall but evaporated under the weight of the U.S. assault

punched through

severely depleted Republican Guard divisions that formed Baghdad's outer defensive ring

U.S. Army and Marine forces


Input: But in such close-quarters fighting, they would lose much of the technological advantage of their air supremacy, which would have to be curtailed because bombing in a city can cause large civilian casualties

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they


Input: `We are expectingn or at least planning for, a very difficult fight ahead,'' Gen. Stanley McChrystal said at the Pentagon Tuesday

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Input: Thousands of refugees have fled the city, apparently providing information to the British that has led to raids on military and Baath Party sites in the city

raids

military and Baath Party sites in the city


Input: The key endgame may be whether the U.S. can parse out the key regime centers of power in Baghdad and attack them without having to fight into the city, or at least locate them well enough to atman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies said in his daily war report

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the U.S

Baghdad

them


Input: The key endgame may be whether the U.S. can parse out the key regime centers of power in Baghdad and attack them without having to fight into the city, or at least locate them well enough to atman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies said in his daily war report

fight

the U.S

the city


Input: The key endgame may be whether the U.S. can parse out the key regime centers of power in Baghdad and attack them without having to fight into the city, or at least locate them well enough to atman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies said in his daily war report

war


Input: U.S. strategists say that Hussein, if he is still alive and in control of his forces, might like a bloody battle in Baghdad because such fighting could cause heavy U.S. casualties

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Baghdad


Input: U.S. strategists say that Hussein, if he is still alive and in control of his forces, might like a bloody battle in Baghdad because such fighting could cause heavy U.S. casualties

fighting

Baghdad


Input: While two guard divisions have apparently been smashed, there are three others in the Baghdad area

smashed

two guard divisions


Input: `The Republican Guard has taken a massive hammering at every level and is now scattered and deploying somewhat erratically at the brigade level,'' he said

hammering

The Republican Guard


Input: The Iraqis still haven't used chemical weapons, even though many experts feared such attacks as the U.S. troops neared Baghdad

attacks

The Iraqis

chemical weapons


Input: Instead of an all-out assault, analysts expect the United States to follow the example of British forces outside the southern Iraqi city of Basra

assault

the United States


Input: But he also said, ``He may destroy them to embarrass us,'' to show the world he never had such weapons and that Bush invaded for no reason other than aggression

invaded

Bush


Input: Before going in (with a full assault), you have to decide if it's worth the risks, and ... you have to know who's there in the way of Iraqi forces and the amount of potential damage to civilians,'' he said

assault


Input: If U.S. forces seriously degrade Iraq's half-dozen Republican Guard divisions before that final battle, and only have to face perhaps 30,000 Special Republican Guard, fedayeen, and related personnel, the task will not be as hard as it might have been,'' he said

battle

U.S. forces

30,000 Special Republican Guard, fedayeen, and related personnel

30,000 Special Republican Guard, fedayeen, and related personnel

30,000 Special Republican Guard, fedayeen, and related personnel


Input: Roh has said any pre-emptive strike against the North's nuclear facilities could prove disastrous

strike

the North

the North's nuclear facilities


Input: Interim Chairperson of the Commission of the African  Union (AU) Amara Essy has strongly condemned the coup d'etat that took place in the Central Africa Republic on March 15, 2003

coup

the Central Africa Republic

March 15, 2003


Input: The rebels identified themselves to residents in the city as troops loyal to former general staff  Gen. Francois Bozize, who staged a foiled coup bid in October

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former general staff  Gen. Francois Bozize, who staged a foiled coup bid in October

who

October


Input: One house was destroyed during the strike and casualties have been removed from the area

strike

One house

the area


Input: The US-led coalition forces launched a new round of airstrikes on Baghdad at 2:30 p.m. (1130GMT) on Monday

airstrikes

The US-led coalition forces

Baghdad

Baghdad

2:30 p.m. (1130GMT) on Monday


Input: Huge explosions were heard in different parts of Baghdad and air raid siren sounded throughout the capital city, they said, adding that Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery had begun to fire back

fire

Iraqi

Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery


Input: Although the coalition leaders have repeatedly assured that every effort would be made to minimize civilian casualties in the current Iraq war, at least 130 Iraqi civilians have been reportedly killed since the war started five days ago

war

Iraq


Input: According to other reports reaching here, five Syrian bus passengers were killed and 10 others were injured on Sunday morning when a US missile hit the bus they were traveling in near the Iraqi border

hit

bus

Sunday morning

a US missile

the Iraqi border


Input: Blair and Bush were expected to bridge their gap on the issue by reaching an agreement on UN role in post-war Iraq, some analysts said even before this summit at Hillsborough, south of Belfast, the second of its kind since the war broke out on March 20

war

March 20


Input: Police believed Ba'asyir was the spiritual leader of Jemaah Islamiyah, the terrorist network in Southeast Asia which is widely blamed for the Bali bombing

bombing

the terrorist network in Southeast Asia which is widely blamed for the Bali bombing

Bali


Input: Ba'asyir, 64, was arrested on preliminary charges of involvement in a series of church bombings on the eve of the 2000 Christmas and an alleged plot to assassinate  Megawati Soekarnoputri in 1999, when she was vice president

assassinate

Ba'asyir, 64

Megawati Soekarnoputri


Input: Ba'asyir, 64, was arrested on preliminary charges of involvement in a series of church bombings on the eve of the 2000 Christmas and an alleged plot to assassinate  Megawati Soekarnoputri in 1999, when she was vice president

bombings

Ba'asyir, 64

church

church

the eve of the 2000 Christmas


Input: The rebels "in any case cannot allow to have its prisoners to be taken away by enemy forces without a military response," he added

response

The rebels

its


Input: The 17,000-strong FARC, the largest guerrilla force in Colombia, has been fighting a war against the government for more than 40 years, leaving 400,000 dead

war

The 17,000-strong FARC

Colombia

the government

more than 40 years


Input: At least 19 people were killed and 114 people were wounded in Tuesday's southern Philippines airport blast, officials said, but reports said the death toll could climb to 30

blast

At least 19 people

114 people

Tuesday

southern Philippines airport


Input: There were no reports of injuries in the second blast

blast


Input: Palestinian medical sources said 60-year-old Mohammed al-Biyari was killed in his home near Jabaliya refugee camp by the rocket fire and another wounded

fire

60-year-old Mohammed al-Biyari

Jabaliya refugee camp

rocket

another


Input: The bus attack came just two days after Israeli forces staged a bloody raid into a refugee camp in central Gaza targeting a founding member of Hamas, which has spearheaded suicide bombings against the Jewish state

attack

bus

two days after Israeli forces staged a bloody raid into a refugee camp in central Gaza targeting a founding member of Hamas, which has spearheaded suicide bombings against the Jewish state


Input: A second rocket landed in farmlands and the other hit a house inside the refugee camp, but without causing further casualties, Palestinian security sources said

hit

the other

a house inside the refugee camp


Input: Apart from his ID card, also found in the wreckage were the remains of a letter allegedly outlining his plan to carry out a suicide attack and praising the September 2001 destruction of the World Trade Centre in New York, it said

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his


Input: We condemn all attacks against civilians including today's attack in Haifa," said information minister Yasser Abed Rabbo

attacks

civilians


Input: In the January attack, two Palestinian suicide bombers blew themselves up in central Tel Aviv, killing 23 other people

attack

January

two Palestinian suicide bombers

central Tel Aviv

23 other people


Input: He told AFP that Israeli intelligence had been dealing with at least 40 tip-offs of impending attacks when the Haifa bus was blown up

attacks


Input: Hamas vowed to continue its attacks, while the Palestinian Authority accused Israel of trying to disrupt top-level Palestinian meetings to discuss reforms of Arafat's administration

attacks

its


Input: And on Tuesday, Israeli troops shot dead an elderly Palestinian shepherd outside a Jewish settlement on the edge of Gaza City

shot

Tuesday

Israeli troops

an elderly Palestinian shepherd

a Jewish settlement on the edge of Gaza City


Input: Diplomatic wrangling has centred around the French and Russian refusal to put their names to any resolution allowing the United States to unleash its military might against Iraq before weapons inspections have run their course

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the United States

Iraq

Iraq


Input: We are warning Israel not to exploit this war against Iraq to carry out more attacks against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and destroy the Palestinian Authority and the peace process," he said

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Israel

the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip

the Gaza Strip


Input: The aggression by the vile Americans and the war against Iraq signifies a war against all Arabs and Muslims around the world," said Hamas senior official Abdul Aziz al-Rantissi

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all Arabs and Muslims around the world

all Arabs and Muslims around the world

the world


Input: I don't think America will win this war, as our jihad (holy war) and our resistance will teach the Americans and British a lesson they will never forget," he said

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America


Input: I don't think America will win this war, as our jihad (holy war) and our resistance will teach the Americans and British a lesson they will never forget," he said

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our


Input: In the Egyptian capital, 10 demonstrators and at least four policeman were injured in clashes after several thousand demonstrators took to the streets near the US and British embassies

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the streets near the US and British embassies


Input: Several police officers were treated for the effects of gas after the ensuing clashes -- a result, police said, of the demonstrators using self-defence devices

clashes

Several police officers

the demonstrators


Input: Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Britain, Spain and Italy, whose governments approved of the war

war


Input: Anti-war protests took place around the world Saturday after the start of the bombing of Baghdad

bombing

Saturday

Baghdad


Input: Passions ran deep on both sides, but a line of police in riot gear kept them apart. Carrying signs that said, "It's the oil, stupid," and "Real men don't bomb children," the anti-war protesters waved blue Earth flags

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Real men

children


Input: A police firing squad enforces the penalty

firing

A police firing squad


Input: As they approach Baghdad, our fighting units are facing the most desperate elements of a doomed regime," Bush told cheering military personnel Wednesday at the Florida headquarters of Central Command, which is running the campaign

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our fighting units

our fighting units

the most desperate elements of a doomed regime

the most desperate elements of a doomed regime

which

which


Input: Most US army commanders believe it is critical to pause the breakneck advance towards Baghdad to secure the supply lines and make sure weapons are operable and troops resupplied after days of powerful sandstorms and damage inflicted by Iraqi attacks, the Post reports

attacks

US army

days of powerful sandstorms and damage inflicted by Iraqi attacks

Iraqi


Input: The Post also quoted Central Intelligence Agency and Pentagon intelligence analysts complaining that Bush officials largely ignored their warning that Iraqi irregular forces would use guerrilla tactics and offer significant resistance

resistance

Iraqi irregular forces


Input: US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld dismissed worries that there were insufficient forces in the Gulf region if the battle for Baghdad goes wrong

battle

US

Baghdad


Input: A separate poll of 1,846 adults by the leading Yomiuri newspaper published Tuesday showed 64 percent felt Japan had "no choice" but to back the United States, with only 12 percent saying Japan had "every reason" to back the war

war

the United States


Input: It remains to be seen how successful Putin's overtures to Washington will be in the face of the fervent internal hostility to the US war stance

war

US


Input: Under the power-sharing arrangement reached following the end of Lebanon's 15-year civil war in 1990, the prime ministerial post is always held by a Sunni Muslim and the presidency by a Maronite Christian

war

Lebanon


Input: A spokesman said a group of 25 to 30 armed men Wednesday attacked a house belonging to a village quack doctor in Tultuli, 60 kilometers (38 miles) south of Tripuras state capital Agartala

attacked

a group of 25 to 30 armed men

Wednesday

a house belonging to a village quack doctor in Tultuli, 60 kilometers (38 miles) south of Tripuras state capital Agartala

Tultuli


Input: US diplomats have hinted in recent weeks that Washington's anger with European resistance to the campaign was focused more on Paris -- and to a lesser extent Berlin -- than it was with Moscow

campaign


Input: US sources with authoritative knowledge of the Beijing meetings said the head of the North Korean delegation Li Gun had confirmed to US envoy James Kelly that the Stalinist state had developed nuclear weapons and hinted it may sell or use them, depending on US actions

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it

them


Input: Analysts however cautioned against any attempt to turn the focus from economic cooperation to a broader strategic alliance, given that both sides opposed the war in Iraq

war

Iraq


Input: US President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday their friendship was as strong as ever, laying aside a dispute over the Iraq war, but barely concealing a simmering row over Iran's nuclear program

war

Iraq


Input: She is being held on 50,000 dollars bail on a charge of first-degree reckless homicide and hiding a corpse in the death of the infant born in January

homicide

She

the infant born in January

January


Input: Six Palestinian police officers were allowed to return to the Palestinian section of the border crossing, which had been taken over by Israeli troops shortly after the start of the uprising

uprising


Input: The handover is a credibility test for the Palestinian Authority, which must show it means business when it comes to reining in hardline groups plotting attacks on the Jewish state

attacks

hardline groups plotting attacks on the Jewish state

the Jewish state


Input: In the first act of bloodshed since the declarations, a 45-year-old Bulgarian was shot dead while driving a truck near the northern West Bank town of Jenin, the Israeli army and sources close to the Jewish settlers said

shot

a 45-year-old Bulgarian

the northern West Bank town of Jenin


Input: Palestinian security forces are now committed to preventing militants from launching attacks from the area

attacks

now

militants

the area


Input: The army stormed Beit Hanun two months ago to crush militant groups and prevent them from launching rocket attacks on nearby Israeli communities

stormed

The army

Beit Hanun

two months ago


Input: The Israel redeployments come after the two most hardline groups fighting Israel -- Hamas and Islamic Jihad -- issued a joint statement Sunday declaring a three-month ceasefire, but listing several conditions, including an end to attacks against their members and the release of Palestinian prisoners

attacks

three-month

their members


Input: Iraq, however, took the report as an endorsement of its work and argued not only that war plans should be canceled, but that sanctions imposed on it by the Security Council for its 1990 invasion of Kuwait should be removed

war


Input: Iraq, however, took the report as an endorsement of its work and argued not only that war plans should be canceled, but that sanctions imposed on it by the Security Council for its 1990 invasion of Kuwait should be removed

invasion

its

Kuwait


Input: Refusing access to the troop deployment would mean Turkey would lose a US$15 billion U.S. aid package that Washington has offered to help cushion the country's economy if there is war

war


Input: If the resolution is not passed, Washington would likely want to use the airspace for strikes against Iraq and for airlifting troops to northern Iraq

strikes

Washington

Iraq

Iraq


Input: The EU foreign ministers met hours after U.S. President George W. Bush gave Saddam 48 hours to leave Iraq or face invasion

invasion

Saddam

Iraq


Input: The Dutch government, facing strong public anti-war pressure, said it would not commit fighting forces to the war against Iraq but added it supported the military campaign to disarm Saddam

war


Input: To act without the legitimacy of the United Nations ... to favor the use of force over law, is taking a serious responsibility

force


Input: Europe's divide over Iraq loomed ever larger Tuesday with France and Germany denouncing the U.S. move toward war while British Prime Minister Tony Blair said ousting Saddam Hussein now was key to solving similar crises in the future

crises


Input: As European Union leaders restated their opposing views on Iraq, their foreign ministers debated the impending U.S.-led war against Iraq with EU president Greece keeping up appearances with a pledge to pursue a last ditch effort to avoid war

war

Iraq

U.S


Input: As European Union leaders restated their opposing views on Iraq, their foreign ministers debated the impending U.S.-led war against Iraq with EU president Greece keeping up appearances with a pledge to pursue a last ditch effort to avoid war

war


Input: In neutral Switzerland, Foreign Minister Micheline Calmy-Rey said the United States' decision to proceed with military action weakened the United Nations

action

the United States


Input: The Dutch government, facing strong public anti-war pressure, said it would not commit fighting forces to the war against Iraq but added it supported the military campaign to disarm Saddam

campaign

Saddam


Input: The Dutch government, facing strong public anti-war pressure, said it would not commit fighting forces to the war against Iraq but added it supported the military campaign to disarm Saddam

fighting


Input: The Dutch government, facing strong public anti-war pressure, said it would not commit fighting forces to the war against Iraq but added it supported the military campaign to disarm Saddam

war


Input: U.S. and British troops were moving on the strategic southern port city of Basra Saturday after a massive aerial assault pounded Baghdad at dawn

U.S. and British troops were moving on the strategic southern port city of Basra Saturday after a massive aerial assault pounded Baghdad at dawn

Baghdad

Baghdad

dawn


Input: The battle for Basra, an oil hub of some 1.3 million people, was underway by midday, with coalition troops trying to surround Iraqi positions and force a surrender

The battle for Basra, an oil hub of some 1.3 million people, was underway by midday, with coalition troops trying to surround Iraqi positions and force a surrender

Basra, an oil hub of some 1.3 million people

midday

coalition troops

Iraqi positions


Input: U.S. aircraft bombed Iraqi tanks holding bridges close to the city

U.S. aircraft bombed Iraqi tanks holding bridges close to the city

U.S

U.S. aircraft

Iraqi tanks

bridges close to the city


Input: Iraqi forces responded with artillery fire

Iraqi forces responded with artillery fire

Iraqi forces

artillery fire


Input: Earlier Saturday, Baghdad was again targeted, one day after a massive U.S. aerial bombardment in which more than 300 Tomahawk cruise missiles rained down on the capital

Earlier Saturday, Baghdad was again targeted, one day after a massive U.S. aerial bombardment in which more than 300 Tomahawk cruise missiles rained down on the capital

Earlier Saturday

Baghdad

Baghdad

day


Input: Earlier Saturday, Baghdad was again targeted, one day after a massive U.S. aerial bombardment in which more than 300 Tomahawk cruise missiles rained down on the capital

Earlier Saturday, Baghdad was again targeted, one day after a massive U.S. aerial bombardment in which more than 300 Tomahawk cruise missiles rained down on the capital

day

U.S

more than 300 Tomahawk cruise missiles

the capital

the capital


Input: The nine-story Security Headquarters in the Iraqi capital took a direct hit, strewing bricks, masonry and glass across the street in the al-Salhiya neighborhood of central Baghdad

The nine-story Security Headquarters in the Iraqi capital took a direct hit, strewing bricks, masonry and glass across the street in the al-Salhiya neighborhood of central Baghdad

The nine-story Security Headquarters in the Iraqi capital

the Iraqi capital

the al-Salhiya neighborhood of central Baghdad


Input: Allied successes were marred by the collision of two Royal Navy helicopters over the Persian Gulf in which all six British crew members and one American were killed

Allied successes were marred by the collision of two Royal Navy helicopters over the Persian Gulf in which all six British crew members and one American were killed

two Royal Navy helicopters

the Persian Gulf


Input: Saturday morning, American Marines and British troops rumbled along the main road from the Kuwaiti border to Basra, Highway 80, nicknamed the ``Highway of Death'' during the 1991 Gulf War, when U.S. airstrikes wiped out an Iraqi military convoy along it

Saturday morning, American Marines and British troops rumbled along the main road from the Kuwaiti border to Basra, Highway 80, nicknamed the ``Highway of Death'' during the 1991 Gulf War, when U.S. airstrikes wiped out an Iraqi military convoy along it

the main road from the Kuwaiti border to Basra

Highway 80

the ``Highway of Death

U.S

an Iraqi military convoy


Input: Until Basra, U.S. and British troops had encountered little resistance, even when they seized nearby Umm Qasr, and moved to secure key oil fields

Until Basra, U.S. and British troops had encountered little resistance, even when they seized nearby Umm Qasr, and moved to secure key oil fields

U.S. and British troops


Input: Until Basra, U.S. and British troops had encountered little resistance, even when they seized nearby Umm Qasr, and moved to secure key oil fields

Until Basra, U.S. and British troops had encountered little resistance, even when they seized nearby Umm Qasr, and moved to secure key oil fields

U.S. and British troops

nearby Umm Qasr

nearby Umm Qasr


Input: Iraqis mostly fought back with small arms, pistols, machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades

Iraqis mostly fought back with small arms, pistols, machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades

Iraqis

small arms

pistols

machine guns

rocket-propelled grenades


Input: Regular Iraqi forces had withdrawn from Basra but elements of Saddam's security forces are continuing to resist, British Defense Secretary Geoff Hoon said Saturday

Regular Iraqi forces had withdrawn from Basra but elements of Saddam's security forces are continuing to resist, British Defense Secretary Geoff Hoon said Saturday

Basra

elements of Saddam's security forces


Input: Other units moved into airfield complexes in western Iraq believed to have Scud missiles capable of reaching Israel, and possibly weapons of mass destruction

Other units moved into airfield complexes in western Iraq believed to have Scud missiles capable of reaching Israel, and possibly weapons of mass destruction

airfield complexes in western Iraq believed to have Scud missiles capable of reaching Israel

Scud missiles capable of reaching Israel

Israel

weapons of mass destruction


Input: Early Saturday, more units were waiting in Kuwait to smash through any Iraqi resistance

Early Saturday, more units were waiting in Kuwait to smash through any Iraqi resistance

Early Saturday

more units

Kuwait

Iraqi


Input: By early next week, U.S. ground forces led by the Army's 3rd Infantry Division are likely to be at the outskirts of Baghdad, where they could face greater danger from the Republican Guard, some commanders said

By early next week, U.S. ground forces led by the Army's 3rd Infantry Division are likely to be at the outskirts of Baghdad, where they could face greater danger from the Republican Guard, some commanders said

U.S. ground forces led by the Army's 3rd Infantry Division

the outskirts of Baghdad

the Republican Guard


Input: The United States and Britain suffered their first casualties Thursday and Friday as they pushed into Iraq, with two U.S. Marines killed in combat and another eight British and four American Marines dying in a helicopter crash that appeared to be accidental

The United States and Britain suffered their first casualties Thursday and Friday as they pushed into Iraq, with two U.S. Marines killed in combat and another eight British and four American Marines dying in a helicopter crash that appeared to be accidental

Thursday

Friday

Iraq

helicopter


Input: Australian commandos, who have been operating deep in Iraq, destroyed a command and control post and killed a number of soldiers, according to the country's defense chief, Gen. Peter Cosgrove

Australian commandos, who have been operating deep in Iraq, destroyed a command and control post and killed a number of soldiers, according to the country's defense chief, Gen. Peter Cosgrove

Australian commandos

a command and control post


Input: In an address Saturday, Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf told Iraqis that fighting had been ``fierce

In an address Saturday, Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf told Iraqis that fighting had been ``fierce


Input: He claimed Iraqi troops had destroyed five tanks

He claimed Iraqi troops had destroyed five tanks

Iraqi troops

five tanks


Input: Iraqi Vice President Taha Yasin Ramadan, speaking on Iraqi Radio, was quoted by the British Broadcasting Corp.'s monitoring service as accusing Britain and the United States of working to ``eliminate'' the state of Iraq

Iraqi Vice President Taha Yasin Ramadan, speaking on Iraqi Radio, was quoted by the British Broadcasting Corp.'s monitoring service as accusing Britain and the United States of working to ``eliminate'' the state of Iraq

Britain

the United States

the state of Iraq