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President Bush's nominee to head the Treasury Department says he will review a program that uses international financial records in the search for terrorists.	president bush's nominee to, head the treasury department says he will review a program that uses international financial records in the search for	President Bush's nominee to head the Treasury Department says he will review, a. program that uses international financial, records in the. search for	president bush's nominee to head the treasury department says he will review a program that uses international financial records in the search for terrorists.
(Nominee to Head Treasury Department): I am going to, if confirmed be all over it, make sure I learned everything there is to learn. Make sure I understand the law thoroughly.	(nominee to head treasury department): i am going to if confirmed be all over it make, sure i learned everything there is to learn make sure i understand the law	(Nominee to Head Treasury Department): I. am going, to if. confirmed be all over it make sure, I learned everything there is. to learn Make; sure I understand the law.	(nominee to head treasury department): i am going to, if confirmed be all over it, make sure i learned everything there is to learn. make sure i understand the law thoroughly.
That's Henry Paulson speaking at his confirmation hearing yesterday. To learn how the government used the swift database to gather information on suspected terrorists, we called David Aufhauser. He was general counsel of the Treasury Department from 2001 to late 2003.	that's henry paulson speaking at his confirmation hearing yesterday to learn how the government used the swift database to gather information on suspected terrorists we called david aufhauser he was general, counsel of the treasury department from 2001 to late	That's Henry Paulson speaking at his confirmation hearing yesterday To learn how the government used. the swift database to gather information on suspected terrorists we called David Aufhauser He. was general counsel of the Treasury Department from 2001 to late	that's henry paulson speaking at his confirmation hearing yesterday. to learn how the government used the swift database to gather information on suspected terrorists, we called david aufhauser. he was general counsel of the treasury department from 2001 to late 2003.
The program had a dual use. One is to track money used to bank terror. But more importantly, the information provided by SWIFT was also used almost like a crystal ball.	the program had a; dual use one, is to track money used to bank terror but more importantly, the information provided by swift was also used almost like. a crystal	The, program had a dual use One. is to track money used to bank terror But more importantly the information provided by SWIFT was also used almost like a crystal	the program had a dual use. one is to track money used to bank terror. but more importantly, the information provided by swift was also used almost like a crystal ball.
Until now, Iran's nuclear program has not been a significant component of the opposition's message. Iran's leaders are resisting a compromise on the nuclear issue that emerged in talks with the U.S. and Europe a month ago. The Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei did address that just yesterday. In remarks meant to commem...	until now. iran's nuclear program has. not been a significant component of the opposition's. message iran's, leaders are resisting a compromise on the nuclear issue that emerged in. talks with the u.s and europe a month, ago the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei did address that just yesterday in remarks meant to comme...	Until now; Iran's, nuclear, program has not been a significant component. of the opposition's message. Iran's leaders are. resisting. a compromise on the nuclear issue that emerged in talks with the U.S and Europe a month ago The Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei did address that just yesterday In remarks meant to. com...	until now, iran's nuclear program has not been a significant component of the opposition's message. iran's leaders are resisting a compromise on the nuclear issue that emerged in talks with the u.s. and europe a month ago. the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei did address that just yesterday. in remarks meant to commem...
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Recently, they made seemingly conciliatory comments, Khamenei said of the U.S. But whenever they smile, when we carefully look at the situation, we notice that they are hiding a dagger behind their back. They have not given up their threats, Khamenei added. Their intention has not changed.	recently they made seemingly conciliatory comments khamenei said, of the. u.s but whenever they smile when, we carefully look at the situation. we notice that they are, hiding a dagger behind their back they have not given up their. threats. khamenei added their intention. has not	Recently they made seemingly conciliatory comments Khamenei said of the U.S But whenever they smile when we carefully look at the situation we notice that, they are, hiding. a dagger behind their back They have not, given. up their threats Khamenei added Their intention has not,	recently, they made seemingly conciliatory comments, khamenei said of the u.s. but whenever they smile, when we carefully look at the situation, we notice that they are hiding a dagger behind their back. they have not given up their threats, khamenei added. their intention has not changed.
Today, as well, during a pro-government rally at the former U.S. embassy itself, hard-lined politician Gholam Ali Haddad Adel dared the U.S. to impose more sanctions on Iran.	today as well during a pro-government rally at the former u.s embassy, itself hard-lined politician gholam ali haddad. adel dared the u.s to impose more sanctions on	Today as well during a pro-government rally at, the former U.S embassy itself hard-lined politician Gholam Ali Haddad Adel dared the U.S. to; impose more sanctions on	today, as well, during a pro-government rally at the former u.s. embassy itself, hard-lined politician gholam ali haddad adel dared the u.s. to impose more sanctions on iran.
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Our nation is ready for sacrifice, Haddad Adel said. Your sanctions, as has been the case over the past 30 years, will help us make progress. Our nation will stand on its own feet.	our nation is ready for sacrifice haddad adel said your, sanctions as; has been the case over the past 30 years will help us make progress. our nation will stand on its own	Our nation is ready for sacrifice Haddad Adel said Your sanctions as has been, the case over; the past 30 years will help us make progress Our nation will stand on its own	our nation is ready for sacrifice, haddad adel said. your sanctions, as has been the case over the past 30 years, will help us make progress. our nation will stand on its own feet.
Still, it seems that even some of the hostage takers of 1979 are now against the government. Mansour Farhang was a diplomat and initially a supporter of the Islamic Revolution. Farhang said many of the hostage takers now count themselves among the opposition.	still it seems that even some of the hostage takers of 1979 are now against the government mansour farhang was a diplomat and initially a supporter of the islamic revolution farhang said many of. the hostage takers. now count themselves among the	Still it seems that, even some of the, hostage takers of 1979 are now against the government Mansour Farhang was a diplomat and initially a supporter. of the Islamic Revolution Farhang said many of the hostage takers now count themselves among the	still, it seems that even some of the hostage takers of 1979 are now against the government. mansour farhang was a diplomat and initially a supporter of the islamic revolution. farhang said many of the hostage takers now count themselves among the opposition.
Two more of the hostage takers, they are in jail today awaiting trial. The significant number of the students who took over the embassy look back and see themselves being used as tools of grabbing power in Iran.	two more of the hostage takers they are in jail today awaiting trial the significant. number of the students who took over the embassy look back and see themselves being used as tools of, grabbing power, in	Two more of, the hostage takers they are in jail today awaiting trial The significant number of the students, who took over the embassy look back and see themselves being used as tools of grabbing, power in	two more of the hostage takers, they are in jail today awaiting trial. the significant number of the students who took over the embassy look back and see themselves being used as tools of grabbing power in iran.
In recent weeks, some analysts had begun to write off the Iranian opposition as a spent force. But today, it was clear the opposition has not disappeared or melted away, despite warnings from the police not to march. Riot police and street militia were out in force to disperse them.	in recent weeks some analysts had begun to write off, the iranian opposition as a spent force but today, it was clear the opposition has not disappeared or melted away despite warnings from the police not to march riot police and street militia were out in force to disperse	In recent weeks some analysts had begun to write off, the Iranian opposition as a spent force But today it was clear the opposition has not. disappeared or melted away, despite warnings from the police not to march Riot police and street militia were out in force to disperse	in recent weeks, some analysts had begun to write off the iranian opposition as a spent force. but today, it was clear the opposition has not disappeared or melted away, despite warnings from the police not to march. riot police and street militia were out in force to disperse them.
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The police resorted to the now familiar tactic of using motorcycles to drive into the crowds. The cycles are equipped with backfiring engines that sound like gunshots. The police also employed teargas, Tasers, truncheons, and there are some reports that shots have been fired at the crowds. The government also disrupted...	the police resorted to the, now familiar tactic of using motorcycles to. drive into the crowds the cycles are equipped with backfiring engines that sound like gunshots the police also employed teargas tasers truncheons and there are some reports that, shots. have been fired at, the crowds the government, also. disrupte...	The police resorted. to, the now familiar tactic of using motorcycles; to drive into the crowds The, cycles are equipped with backfiring engines that sound like gunshots The police also employed teargas Tasers truncheons and there are some reports that shots have been fired at the crowds. The government also disrupted ...	the police resorted to the now familiar tactic of using motorcycles to drive into the crowds. the cycles are equipped with backfiring engines that sound like gunshots. the police also employed teargas, tasers, truncheons, and there are some reports that shots have been fired at the crowds. the government also disrupted...
Despite all that, the display of opposition today was probably the largest in Tehran since the marches in the immediate aftermath of last June's disputed presidential election.	despite all that the display of opposition today was probably the largest in tehran since the marches in the immediate aftermath of last june's disputed presidential	Despite all that the display of opposition today was, probably the largest in Tehran. since the. marches in the immediate, aftermath of last June's disputed presidential	despite all that, the display of opposition today was probably the largest in tehran since the marches in the immediate aftermath of last june's disputed presidential election.
Mike Shuster, NPR News.	mike shuster npr	Mike. Shuster NPR	mike shuster, npr news.
The Bush administration talks of spreading democracy, but times are tough for the world's democracy promoters. The State Department's annual Human Rights Report says many countries have been tightening laws for nonprofit groups and cracking down on free speech on the Internet.	the bush administration talks of spreading. democracy, but times are tough for the world's democracy promoters the. state department's annual human rights, report says many countries have been tightening laws for nonprofit groups and. cracking down on free speech on the	The; Bush administration talks of spreading; democracy but times are tough. for the world's democracy promoters The State Department's annual Human Rights Report, says many countries have been tightening laws for nonprofit groups and cracking; down on free speech on the	the bush administration talks of spreading democracy, but times are tough for the world's democracy promoters. the state department's annual human rights report says many countries have been tightening laws for nonprofit groups and cracking down on free speech on the internet.
NPR's Michele Kelemen reports.	npr's michele kelemen	NPR's Michele Kelemen	npr's michele kelemen reports.
For Russian human rights activist Oksana Chelysheva, the troubles began shortly after Ukraine's Orange Revolution, a popular uprising that overturned fraudulent elections in that former Soviet Republic. She says the Kremlin came to the conclusion that Western-funded, non-governmental organizations, or NGOs, could cause...	for russian human rights activist oksana. chelysheva the troubles began shortly after ukraine's orange revolution a, popular uprising that overturned fraudulent elections in that former soviet republic she says the kremlin came to the conclusion that western-funded non-governmental organizations. or, ngos could cause	For Russian human rights activist Oksana Chelysheva the troubles began shortly after Ukraine's Orange Revolution a popular uprising that overturned fraudulent elections in that former Soviet Republic She says the Kremlin, came to the conclusion, that. Western-funded non-governmental organizations or NGOs could cause	for russian human rights activist oksana chelysheva, the troubles began shortly after ukraine's orange revolution, a popular uprising that overturned fraudulent elections in that former soviet republic. she says the kremlin came to the conclusion that western-funded, non-governmental organizations, or ngos, could cause...
Programming analysts, they even claim that the only possible way for the West to destabilize the situation in Russia is to act through NGOs.	programming analysts they even claim that the. only possible way for the west to destabilize. the situation in russia is to act through	Programming analysts. they, even claim that the only possible way. for the West, to destabilize the situation. in Russia is, to act through	programming analysts, they even claim that the only possible way for the west to destabilize the situation in russia is to act through ngos.
Her nonprofit, the Russian Chechen Friendship Society, was forced to shut down last October. The State Department Human Rights Report uses that case as an example of what one official, Barry Lowenkron, described as a new trend.	her nonprofit the russian chechen. friendship society was forced to shut down last october. the state department human rights report; uses that case as an example of what one official barry lowenkron described as a new	Her nonprofit the Russian Chechen Friendship; Society was, forced to shut down last October The State Department Human Rights Report uses that case as an example of what one official Barry Lowenkron described as a. new	her nonprofit, the russian chechen friendship society, was forced to shut down last october. the state department human rights report uses that case as an example of what one official, barry lowenkron, described as a new trend.
I call 2006 the year of the pushback. A disturbing number of countries passed or selectively applied laws and regulations against NGOs and the media. Examples include Russia's restrictive new NGO law and Internet restrictions in China.	i call 2006 the year of the pushback a disturbing number of countries. passed or selectively applied. laws and regulations against ngos. and the media. examples include russia's restrictive new ngo. law and internet restrictions in	I call 2006 the year, of the pushback A disturbing number of countries passed or selectively applied laws and regulations against NGOs and the media Examples include Russia's restrictive new, NGO law and Internet restrictions in	i call 2006 the year of the pushback. a disturbing number of countries passed or selectively applied laws and regulations against ngos and the media. examples include russia's restrictive new ngo law and internet restrictions in china.
Lowenkron, who is the assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor, met with Chelysheva when she was in town last week. A group of dissidents from Belarus also stopped by his office.	lowenkron who is the assistant secretary of state, for democracy human rights and labor met with chelysheva when she was in town last week a group of dissidents from, belarus also stopped by his	Lowenkron who is. the assistant secretary of state. for democracy human rights and labor met with Chelysheva when she was in town, last week A group of dissidents from Belarus also stopped by his	lowenkron, who is the assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights and labor, met with chelysheva when she was in town last week. a group of dissidents from belarus also stopped by his office.
There is nothing good to say about the regime in Belarus except the fact that civil society is still trying.	there; is nothing good to. say about the regime in belarus except the fact that civil society is still,	There. is. nothing good to. say about the. regime, in Belarus except. the fact that civil society, is still	there is nothing good to say about the regime in belarus except the fact that civil society is still trying.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has vowed to be a defender of the defenders of human rights. Oksana Chelysheva says she has noticed a change in attitude on the part of U.S. officials, who didn't just take notes and listen to her on her latest trip.	secretary of state condoleezza rice has vowed to be, a defender of the defenders of human rights oksana chelysheva says she has noticed a change in attitude on the part of u.s officials who didn't just take notes and listen to her on her latest.	Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has vowed to be a, defender of the defenders of human rights Oksana Chelysheva says she has noticed a, change in attitude on the part of U.S officials who didn't just. take notes and listen to her on her latest	secretary of state condoleezza rice has vowed to be a defender of the defenders of human rights. oksana chelysheva says she has noticed a change in attitude on the part of u.s. officials, who didn't just take notes and listen to her on her latest trip.
I assured many of high-ranking U.S. officials, assuring me that they will provide us with all possible kind of supports.	i assured many of high-ranking u.s officials assuring me that they will provide. us with all possible kind of	I assured many of high-ranking U.S officials assuring me that. they will provide us with all possible kind of	i assured many of high-ranking u.s. officials, assuring me that they will provide us with all possible kind of supports.
Amnesty International says that while the State Department's report does recognize the plight of human rights defenders around the world, the U.S. may not be able to help as much as it used to. Larry Cox, the executive director for Amnesty International USA, says U.S. policies and the war on terrorism have undercut Ame...	amnesty. international says that while the state department's report does recognize the plight of human rights defenders. around the world the u.s may not be able to help as much as it, used to larry cox the executive director for amnesty international usa says. u.s policies and the war on terrorism have undercut ameri...	Amnesty International says that. while the State Department's report does recognize the plight, of human. rights defenders around the world the U.S may not be. able to help as much as it used to Larry Cox the executive director for Amnesty International USA says U.S policies and the war on terrorism have undercut Ameri...	amnesty international says that while the state department's report does recognize the plight of human rights defenders around the world, the u.s. may not be able to help as much as it used to. larry cox, the executive director for amnesty international usa, says u.s. policies and the war on terrorism have undercut ame...
The United States is not responsible for the repression in Russia or for that matter for the torture in Egypt. I mean, these countries have been violating human rights for a long time. But our ability to take the moral high ground and shame those governments has just been severely undermined.	the united states is not responsible for, the repression in. russia or for that matter for, the torture in egypt i. mean these countries have. been violating human rights for a long time but our ability to take the moral high ground and shame those governments has, just been severely,	The, United. States is not responsible for the repression in Russia or for that matter for the torture in Egypt I mean these countries have been; violating human rights for a long time But our ability to take the moral high ground and shame those governments has just been severely	the united states is not responsible for the repression in russia or for that matter for the torture in egypt. i mean, these countries have been violating human rights for a long time. but our ability to take the moral high ground and shame those governments has just been severely undermined.
Secretary Rice made a point in her remarks yesterday to respond to such criticism.	secretary rice made a point. in, her remarks yesterday to respond to such	Secretary Rice made a point in her remarks yesterday to respond to such,	secretary rice made a point in her remarks yesterday to respond to such criticism.
We do not issue these reports because we think ourselves perfect, but rather because we know ourselves to be deeply imperfect, like all human beings and the endeavors that they make. Our democratic system of governance is accountable, but it is not infallible.	we do not issue these reports because we. think ourselves perfect; but rather because we know ourselves to be deeply imperfect like all human beings and the endeavors that they make. our democratic system of governance is accountable. but it is not	We do not issue these reports, because we think ourselves perfect but rather because. we know ourselves to. be deeply imperfect like all human beings. and the endeavors that they, make Our democratic system of governance is accountable but it is not	we do not issue these reports because we think ourselves perfect, but rather because we know ourselves to be deeply imperfect, like all human beings and the endeavors that they make. our democratic system of governance is accountable, but it is not infallible.
It's not clear to the rest of the world, it's not clear to groups like my own - just how accountable we are.	it's, not clear to the rest of the, world it's not clear to. groups like my own - just how accountable we	It's not clear to the rest of the world it's, not clear to groups like my own - just how accountable we	it's not clear to the rest of the world, it's not clear to groups like my own - just how accountable we are.
Again, Larry Cox, who read the State Department's report with a particularly critical eye on the section for Iraq.	again larry cox who read the state. department's report with a particularly critical eye on the section for	Again Larry Cox who read the State Department's report with. a particularly critical eye on the section for,	again, larry cox, who read the state department's report with a particularly critical eye on the section for iraq.
Let's see if we can get Tricia on the line, Tricia with us from St Louis.	let's see if we can get tricia on the, line tricia with us from st	Let's see if we can get Tricia on the line Tricia with us from St	let's see if we can get tricia on the line, tricia with us from st louis.
But the report was more openly critical of the U.S.-backed Iraqi government and the Shiite death squads linked to it. It also said Sunni Arab groups were responsible for much of the violence. The report said Afghanistan's performance in 2006 remained poor, and it describes the ongoing genocide in Darfur, Sudan as the m...	but the report was more openly critical of the u.s.-backed, iraqi government and the shiite death squads linked to it it also, said sunni arab groups were; responsible for much of the violence the report. said afghanistan's performance, in 2006 remained poor and, it describes the ongoing genocide in darfur, sudan as th...	But the report was more openly critical of. the U.S.-backed Iraqi government and the Shiite death squads linked to. it It also said Sunni Arab groups were responsible. for much of the violence The report said Afghanistan's performance in 2006 remained poor and it, describes. the ongoing genocide in Darfur Sudan as the ...	but the report was more openly critical of the u.s.-backed iraqi government and the shiite death squads linked to it. it also said sunni arab groups were responsible for much of the violence. the report said afghanistan's performance in 2006 remained poor, and it describes the ongoing genocide in darfur, sudan as the m...
Michele Kelemen, NPR News, Washington.	michele kelemen npr news	Michele Kelemen NPR News,	michele kelemen, npr news, washington.
This is the day that many golf fans know it's really spring. The Masters Golf Tournament begins today in Augusta, Georgia. The defending champion is Tiger Woods, and commentator John Feinstein will be watching. John, good morning?	this is the day that many golf fans know it's really spring the masters; golf tournament begins today in augusta. georgia the defending champion is tiger woods and commentator, john feinstein will be watching john good	This. is the day that many golf fans know it's really spring; The Masters Golf Tournament begins. today in Augusta Georgia, The defending champion is Tiger, Woods and commentator, John Feinstein will be watching John good	this is the day that many golf fans know it's really spring. the masters golf tournament begins today in augusta, georgia. the defending champion is tiger woods, and commentator john feinstein will be watching. john, good morning?
Good morning, Steve.	good morning	Good morning	good morning, steve.
Of course, a lot of this is a very familiar scene year after year. You see trees, the flowers, the immaculately manicured lawns of Augusta National. That's what's going to be the same. What's going to be different about the course this year?	of course a lot of this, is a; very familiar scene year after year you see trees. the flowers the immaculately manicured, lawns of augusta national that's what's going to be the same what's going, to be, different about the course this	Of course a lot of this is. a. very familiar scene year after, year You see trees the flowers the immaculately, manicured lawns of Augusta. National. That's what's. going. to be the same. What's going to be different about the course this	of course, a lot of this is a very familiar scene year after year. you see trees, the flowers, the immaculately manicured lawns of augusta national. that's what's going to be the same. what's going to be different about the course this year?