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When the United States, the preeminent military power, with thousands and thousands of nuclear weapons says, hey, we don't need these weapons to deter a wide range of threats, that is not only a very important thing, literally, to say, but also symbolically.	when the united states the preeminent military power with thousands and thousands of nuclear weapons says hey we don't need these weapons to deter, a wide range of threats. that is not only a very important thing literally to say but also	When the United States the preeminent, military power with thousands and thousands of nuclear weapons says hey we don't need these weapons to deter a wide range; of threats that is not only a very important thing literally, to say but also	when the united states, the preeminent military power, with thousands and thousands of nuclear weapons says, hey, we don't need these weapons to deter a wide range of threats, that is not only a very important thing, literally, to say, but also symbolically.
And Squassoni says such a position enhances U.S. credibility as it asks other nations to take difficult steps needed to effectively deal with nuclear proliferation globally.	and squassoni says such a position enhances u.s. credibility as it. asks other nations to take difficult steps needed to effectively deal with nuclear proliferation	And Squassoni says such a. position enhances U.S credibility as it asks other nations to take difficult steps needed to. effectively deal with nuclear proliferation	and squassoni says such a position enhances u.s. credibility as it asks other nations to take difficult steps needed to effectively deal with nuclear proliferation globally.
Don Gonyea, NPR News, the White House.	don gonyea npr news the white	Don Gonyea NPR News the White	don gonyea, npr news, the white house.
This time, the rifle fire in Iraq was a sign of celebration, not violence. Iraqis also wept and honked their horns. It was all in response to a soccer victory yesterday in the final of the 2007 Asia Cup. It happened in Jakarta, Indonesia, against Saudi Arabia. Late in the game, an Iraqi Kurd kicked the ball to a Sunni ...	this time the rifle fire in iraq was a. sign of celebration not violence iraqis also wept and, honked their; horns it was all in response, to a soccer victory yesterday in the final of the 2007 asia cup it happened in jakarta indonesia. against saudi arabia late in the game. an iraqi kurd kicked the ball to; a sunni ar...	This time the rifle fire in Iraq was a sign of celebration not violence Iraqis also wept and honked their horns It was all in response to a soccer victory yesterday in. the final of the 2007 Asia Cup It. happened. in. Jakarta Indonesia against Saudi Arabia, Late in the game an Iraqi Kurd kicked the ball to a Sunni Arab...	this time, the rifle fire in iraq was a sign of celebration, not violence. iraqis also wept and honked their horns. it was all in response to a soccer victory yesterday in the final of the 2007 asia cup. it happened in jakarta, indonesia, against saudi arabia. late in the game, an iraqi kurd kicked the ball to a sunni ...
Let's meet a fan of the Iraqi team known as the Lions of the Two Rivers. Hassan al-Khalidy is a 24-year-old doctor of oral surgery at Baghdad University.	let's meet a fan, of the iraqi team known as the lions of the two; rivers hassan al-khalidy. is a. 24-year-old doctor of oral surgery at baghdad	Let's meet a fan of the Iraqi team known as the Lions of, the Two Rivers Hassan al-Khalidy is a 24-year-old doctor of oral surgery at Baghdad	let's meet a fan of the iraqi team known as the lions of the two rivers. hassan al-khalidy is a 24-year-old doctor of oral surgery at baghdad university.
Most of the Iraqi people get down to the streets, and celebrating in these events. The scene in Baghdad was so hopeful. Even there is a curfew in Baghdad, so the moving of the cars is prevented because of the bad events which happened before, after the match against South Korea when the Iraq team win, and there's two s...	most of the iraqi people get down to; the streets and celebrating. in these events the scene in baghdad was, so hopeful even there is a curfew in baghdad so the moving of the cars is prevented because of. the bad events which happened before after the match against south korea when the iraq team win and. there's two su...	Most of the Iraqi people get down to the streets and celebrating in these events The scene in Baghdad was so hopeful Even there is a curfew in Baghdad so the, moving of the cars, is prevented because of the bad events which happened before after the match against South Korea when the Iraq, team win and there's two suic...	most of the iraqi people get down to the streets, and celebrating in these events. the scene in baghdad was so hopeful. even there is a curfew in baghdad, so the moving of the cars is prevented because of the bad events which happened before, after the match against south korea when the iraq team win, and there's two s...
You're saying that in a previous event, when Iraq won a major soccer match, there was violence - almost a violent response. There were car bombs. There was a curfew this time, and despite that, people went out into the streets and celebrated again Iraq's victory against Saudi Arabia.	you're saying that in a previous event. when iraq won, a major soccer match there was violence - almost a violent response there were car bombs there was a curfew this time and despite that people, went, out into the, streets and celebrated again iraq's victory against saudi	You're saying that in a previous event. when Iraq won a major soccer match there was violence - almost a violent response, There were, car bombs There was a curfew this time and despite that people went out into the, streets and celebrated again Iraq's victory against Saudi	you're saying that in a previous event, when iraq won a major soccer match, there was violence - almost a violent response. there were car bombs. there was a curfew this time, and despite that, people went out into the streets and celebrated again iraq's victory against saudi arabia.
Sure. We challenge everything. We will not step down for the terrorism and the terrorists in Baghdad. The terrorists in Baghdad, want to has to destroy our lives. We win against everything, against the insurgents. They will never win - never ever.	sure we challenge everything we will not step. down for the terrorism. and the terrorists in baghdad the terrorists, in baghdad want to has to destroy our lives we win against everything against the, insurgents they will never win - never	Sure We, challenge everything We will not, step down for the terrorism and the terrorists in Baghdad The terrorists in Baghdad want to has to destroy our lives We win against everything against the insurgents They will never win - never	sure. we challenge everything. we will not step down for the terrorism and the terrorists in baghdad. the terrorists in baghdad, want to has to destroy our lives. we win against everything, against the insurgents. they will never win - never ever.
Where do you watch this game, which was played in Indonesia?	where do you watch this game which was played in	Where. do you watch this game, which was played in	where do you watch this game, which was played in indonesia?
We watched it by the TV.	we; watched it by the,	We watched it by the;	we watched it by the tv.
Did your whole family get together in front of the television set?	did your whole, family get together in front of the television	Did your, whole family get together in front of the television	did your whole family get together in front of the television set?
Yes. I am with my family, but I am talking about the celebration after the end of the match, after the winning of the cup.	yes i am with my family but i am talking about the celebration after the end of the match after; the winning of the	Yes I am with my family but I am talking about the celebration after the end of the match after the winning of the	yes. i am with my family, but i am talking about the celebration after the end of the match, after the winning of the cup.
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There's not a lot of time left to get ready. Many states and some key parts of the health care industry delayed gearing up much of this past year. They assumed either the Supreme Court would rule the law unconstitutional - which it didn't - or else Mitt Romney and a Republican Congress would be elected and make the law...	there's not a, lot of time left to get ready many states and some key parts of the health care industry, delayed, gearing up much of this past year they assumed either the supreme court would rule the law unconstitutional - which it didn't - or, else, mitt romney and a republican, congress. would be elected and make th...	There's not a lot of time left to get; ready. Many states and some key. parts of the health, care industry delayed gearing up much, of this past year They assumed either the Supreme Court would rule the. law unconstitutional - which. it didn't - or else Mitt Romney; and a Republican Congress would be elected and make t...	there's not a lot of time left to get ready. many states and some key parts of the health care industry delayed gearing up much of this past year. they assumed either the supreme court would rule the law unconstitutional - which it didn't - or else mitt romney and a republican congress would be elected and make the law...
When it comes to insurance exchanges, states have days to decide whether they want to run their own or let the federal government do it for them.	when it comes to insurance exchanges states have days to decide whether they want to run their own or let the federal government do. it for	When it comes to insurance exchanges states have days to decide. whether they want to run their own or let the federal government do it for	when it comes to insurance exchanges, states have days to decide whether they want to run their own or let the federal government do it for them.
Insurance exchanges are where people will go to shop for insurance coverage. They're also where people will get help paying for that coverage if they qualify for subsidies from the federal government. So far, only 13 states and Washington, D.C., have said they'll set up their own exchange. If states decide not to set u...	insurance exchanges are where people will go to, shop for insurance coverage they're also where. people will get help paying for, that coverage if they qualify, for subsidies from the federal, government so far only 13 states and washington d.c., have, said they'll set up their own exchange if states, decide not to. se...	Insurance exchanges are where people will go to shop for insurance coverage They're also where people will get help paying, for that coverage if they qualify for subsidies from the, federal government So far only 13 states and Washington D.C., have said they'll set; up their own exchange If states decide not to set up ...	insurance exchanges are where people will go to shop for insurance coverage. they're also where people will get help paying for that coverage if they qualify for subsidies from the federal government. so far, only 13 states and washington, d.c., have said they'll set up their own exchange. if states decide not to set u...
Without them, the law is not going to work. Health insurance markets are going to collapse right after health insurance premiums go sky high.	without. them the law is not, going, to work health, insurance markets are going to collapse right after health insurance premiums go sky	Without. them the law is, not going to, work Health insurance markets are going to collapse right after health insurance premiums go sky	without them, the law is not going to work. health insurance markets are going to collapse right after health insurance premiums go sky high.
That's because, he contends, the law only makes those subsidies available through exchanges set up by states, and not by those run by the federal government. That's also the contention of a lawsuit filed by the state of Oklahoma. Other experts, including Alan Weil, disagree.	that's. because he contends the law only makes those subsidies, available through exchanges set up by states and. not by those run by the federal government that's also the contention. of a lawsuit. filed by the state of oklahoma other. experts including alan weil	That's because he contends the law only makes those subsidies available through exchanges, set up by states and not by those run by the federal government That's also the contention. of a lawsuit filed by, the. state of Oklahoma Other experts including Alan Weil.	that's because, he contends, the law only makes those subsidies available through exchanges set up by states, and not by those run by the federal government. that's also the contention of a lawsuit filed by the state of oklahoma. other experts, including alan weil, disagree.
The law is not beautifully crafted, but there are enough cross-references within the statute to make it clear that the subsidies are meant to be available to everyone based on their income. I don't think who runs the administrative apparatus is relevant, and I actually think the statute is quite clear in that regard.	the law is not beautifully crafted but there are enough cross-references within the statute to make it clear that the, subsidies are meant to be available to everyone based on their income i don't think who runs the administrative apparatus is relevant and i actually think, the statute is quite clear in that	The law is not, beautifully. crafted but there are enough cross-references within the statute to make it clear that the subsidies are meant to be available to everyone based on their income I don't think who runs the administrative apparatus is. relevant and I actually think the statute is quite clear in that	the law is not beautifully crafted, but there are enough cross-references within the statute to make it clear that the subsidies are meant to be available to everyone based on their income. i don't think who runs the administrative apparatus is relevant, and i actually think the statute is quite clear in that regard.
Meaning the subsidies should be available whether the insurance exchanges are run by states or by the federal government. Cannon says the law also faces yet another hurdle.	meaning the subsidies should be available. whether the, insurance exchanges are run. by states or by the federal. government cannon says the law also faces, yet another	Meaning the subsidies should be. available whether. the, insurance exchanges are run by states or by the federal government Cannon says the law also faces yet another	meaning the subsidies should be available whether the insurance exchanges are run by states or by the federal government. cannon says the law also faces yet another hurdle.
It's vulnerable because it was handed a defeat by the Supreme Court when the Supreme Court said that the Medicaid expansion is optional for states.	it's vulnerable because it was handed a defeat by the. supreme court when the supreme court said that the. medicaid expansion is optional for	It's vulnerable because, it was handed a defeat by the Supreme Court, when the Supreme Court said that the Medicaid expansion. is optional for	it's vulnerable because it was handed a defeat by the supreme court when the supreme court said that the medicaid expansion is optional for states.
That led several Republican governors to vow they would not add millions of new low-income adults to their Medicaid programs, even though the federal government will pay most of the bill. But now public hospitals and others who serve those currently uninsured people are agitating to bring that federal money in. So thos...	that led several republican governors, to vow they would not add millions of new low-income adults to their medicaid programs even though the federal government will pay most of the bill but now public hospitals and others who serve those currently; uninsured people are agitating to bring that federal money in. so thos...	That led several Republican governors. to vow they would not add millions of new; low-income adults to their Medicaid programs even though the federal government will pay most of the bill But now. public. hospitals and others who serve those currently uninsured people are; agitating to bring that federal money in So th...	that led several republican governors to vow they would not add millions of new low-income adults to their medicaid programs, even though the federal government will pay most of the bill. but now public hospitals and others who serve those currently uninsured people are agitating to bring that federal money in. so thos...
From Karachi to Cairo and beyond, attacks and protests against the United States have highlighted the divide between majority Muslim nations and the West.	from karachi to cairo and beyond attacks and protests against the united states have highlighted the divide between majority. muslim nations and, the,	From Karachi to Cairo. and beyond attacks and protests against the United, States have highlighted the divide between majority Muslim nations and the	from karachi to cairo and beyond, attacks and protests against the united states have highlighted the divide between majority muslim nations and the west.
For critics of a video that mocks the Prophet Muhammad, the issue is insulting Islam. For Americans, the issue is the constitutional protection of free speech. But set aside that conflict for a moment, if you would. A more significant debate may be happening within majority Muslim nations. It doesn't involve the U.S. a...	for critics of a video that mocks the prophet muhammad, the issue is insulting islam, for americans, the issue is the constitutional. protection of free speech but set aside that conflict for a moment if, you would a more significant debate may be happening within majority muslim. nations it doesn't. involve the u.s at...	For critics of a video that mocks. the Prophet Muhammad the. issue is insulting Islam For Americans the issue is the constitutional protection of; free speech But set aside that conflict for a moment if you would A more significant debate may be happening within majority Muslim nations. It, doesn't involve the U.S at, ...	for critics of a video that mocks the prophet muhammad, the issue is insulting islam. for americans, the issue is the constitutional protection of free speech. but set aside that conflict for a moment, if you would. a more significant debate may be happening within majority muslim nations. it doesn't involve the u.s. a...
Tunisian artist Nadia Jelassi heads down to her studio in the basement of her house, but it's hard for her to concentrate on her work these days. Jelassi's problems started last June when her sculptures joined other works of art at a Tunis gallery. Jelassi says everything went well until the last day of the exhibit, wh...	tunisian artist nadia jelassi heads down to her, studio in the basement of her. house but it's hard for her to concentrate on her work these days jelassi's problems started last june. when her sculptures. joined, other works of, art, at a tunis gallery jelassi says everything went well until the, last day of the exhibi...	Tunisian artist, Nadia Jelassi, heads down to her. studio in the basement of her house but it's hard for her to concentrate on her work these days Jelassi's problems started last June, when her sculptures; joined other works of art at a Tunis, gallery Jelassi says everything went well until the last day of the exhibit ...	tunisian artist nadia jelassi heads down to her studio in the basement of her house, but it's hard for her to concentrate on her work these days. jelassi's problems started last june when her sculptures joined other works of art at a tunis gallery. jelassi says everything went well until the last day of the exhibit, wh...
(Through translator) Of course we refused. But before long, he came back with a group of bearded men. They scrawled "Death to blasphemous artists" on the gallery walls, and later that night, broke into the building and destroyed many of the pieces.	(through translator) of course we refused. but before long he came back with a group of bearded men they scrawled, "death to blasphemous artists" on the gallery walls and later that night broke into the building. and; destroyed many, of the	(Through translator) Of course we refused But before long. he came back. with a group of bearded men They scrawled "Death to blasphemous artists" on. the gallery walls and later that night broke into the building and destroyed many. of the	(through translator) of course we refused. but before long, he came back with a group of bearded men. they scrawled "death to blasphemous artists" on the gallery walls, and later that night, broke into the building and destroyed many of the pieces.
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Soon, groups of bearded, hard-line Muslims known as Salafists began protesting around the country against what they perceive as un-Islamic art. Artists and secular Tunisians held counterprotests. Some of the confrontations became violent. Jelassi says the Salafists' behavior didn't surprise her. What happened next did.	soon. groups of bearded hard-line muslims known as salafists began protesting around the country against what they perceive as un-islamic art artists and secular tunisians held counterprotests some; of the confrontations became violent jelassi says the salafists' behavior didn't surprise her what happened next	Soon groups of bearded hard-line Muslims known as Salafists began protesting around the country against what they perceive as un-Islamic art Artists and secular, Tunisians held counterprotests Some of the, confrontations. became violent Jelassi says the Salafists' behavior didn't surprise her What happened next	soon, groups of bearded, hard-line muslims known as salafists began protesting around the country against what they perceive as un-islamic art. artists and secular tunisians held counterprotests. some of the confrontations became violent. jelassi says the salafists' behavior didn't surprise her. what happened next did.
(Through translator) I was called to appear before a judge by our so-called moderate Muslim government and charged with disturbing public order. Frankly, this is a first for artists in Tunisia. I was fingerprinted, and mug shots were taken. I have a police record now.	(through translator) i was called to appear before; a judge by our so-called moderate muslim government and charged with disturbing public order, frankly this is a first for artists in tunisia i was fingerprinted and mug shots were taken i have a, police record	(Through translator) I was called to appear before a judge by our so-called moderate Muslim government and charged with disturbing public order Frankly this is, a first for artists in Tunisia I was fingerprinted and mug shots were taken I have a. police record	(through translator) i was called to appear before a judge by our so-called moderate muslim government and charged with disturbing public order. frankly, this is a first for artists in tunisia. i was fingerprinted, and mug shots were taken. i have a police record now.
Jelassi says she was so shaken by the judge's actions that when she got home, she took her own mug shots and pasted them onto her Facebook page. The pictures sparked a campaign of support for freedom of expression. Since Tunisia's revolution 20 months ago, the kind of religious extremists who were once jailed under the...	jelassi says she was, so shaken, by the judge's actions that when she got home she took her own mug shots and pasted them onto her facebook page the pictures sparked a campaign of support for freedom of expression since tunisia's revolution, 20 months ago the kind of religious extremists who were once jailed under. the...	Jelassi says she was so shaken by the judge's actions, that when she got home she took her own mug. shots and, pasted them onto her Facebook page The pictures sparked a campaign. of support for freedom of expression Since Tunisia's revolution 20 months ago the kind of religious extremists who were once jailed under the...	jelassi says she was so shaken by the judge's actions that when she got home, she took her own mug shots and pasted them onto her facebook page. the pictures sparked a campaign of support for freedom of expression. since tunisia's revolution 20 months ago, the kind of religious extremists who were once jailed under the...
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This video wasn't freedom of expression. It was freedom to attack what is sacred to others, says Ghannouchi. We don't see a contradiction between free expression and respecting others' beliefs. Tunisia's government is trying to insert an article into the country's new constitution that would make insulting sacred belie...	this video, wasn't freedom of expression it was freedom to attack what is sacred to others says ghannouchi we don't see a contradiction between free expression and respecting others' beliefs tunisia's government is trying to insert an. article into the country's new. constitution that would make insulting sacred belief...	This video wasn't freedom of expression It was freedom to, attack what is sacred to others says Ghannouchi We don't see a contradiction between free expression and respecting others' beliefs Tunisia's government is trying. to insert an article into; the country's new constitution that would make insulting sacred belief...	this video wasn't freedom of expression. it was freedom to attack what is sacred to others, says ghannouchi. we don't see a contradiction between free expression and respecting others' beliefs. tunisia's government is trying to insert an article into the country's new constitution that would make insulting sacred belie...
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But others, like grocery store manager Salem Amri, point out that in Europe freedom of expression ends at denying the Holocaust. So what's wrong with protecting religious beliefs, he asks? Fares Mabrouk, who runs the Arab Policy Institute, says every country has its red lines.	but others like grocery, store manager salem amri point out that in europe, freedom of expression ends at denying the, holocaust so what's wrong with protecting religious beliefs he asks? fares mabrouk who runs the arab policy institute says every. country, has its red	But others like grocery store manager Salem Amri point; out. that in Europe freedom of expression ends at denying the Holocaust So what's wrong with protecting religious beliefs he asks? Fares Mabrouk who runs the Arab Policy Institute says every country has its red	but others, like grocery store manager salem amri, point out that in europe freedom of expression ends at denying the holocaust. so what's wrong with protecting religious beliefs, he asks? fares mabrouk, who runs the arab policy institute, says every country has its red lines.
There is no absolute freedom of expression. Now, in Tunisia, are we going to set our limits in terms of freedom of expression? There are different opinions. And this is part of our building a new democracy. This is one of our tasks.	there is no absolute freedom of expression now in tunisia, are. we going to set our, limits in terms, of, freedom of expression? there are. different opinions and, this is part of our. building. a new democracy this is one of our	There is no absolute, freedom of expression Now in Tunisia are we, going to set our, limits in terms of freedom of expression? There are different. opinions And this is part of our building a new democracy This is one of our	there is no absolute freedom of expression. now, in tunisia, are we going to set our limits in terms of freedom of expression? there are different opinions. and this is part of our building a new democracy. this is one of our tasks.
Former newspaper editor Hmidi Ben Romdhane disagrees. He says by limiting freedom of expression, Islamists want to push the Tunisian people into a new sort of religious dictatorship.	former newspaper editor hmidi, ben romdhane disagrees he says by limiting freedom of expression islamists want to push the tunisian people into a new sort of religious	Former newspaper editor Hmidi Ben Romdhane disagrees. He says by limiting freedom of expression. Islamists want to push the, Tunisian people into. a new, sort of religious	former newspaper editor hmidi ben romdhane disagrees. he says by limiting freedom of expression, islamists want to push the tunisian people into a new sort of religious dictatorship.
Germany is facing a major political crisis over immigration. It threatens to topple the government and potentially end the political career of Chancellor Angela Merkel. A regional party in her ruling coalition is demanding tighter rules for migrants entering the country, and that party vows to act unilaterally if the c...	germany is facing a major political crisis over immigration it threatens to topple the government and potentially. end the political career of chancellor angela merkel a regional party in her ruling coalition is demanding tighter rules for migrants entering the country and that party vows to act unilaterally if the cha...	Germany is facing a major political crisis over immigration It threatens to topple the government and, potentially end the political career of; Chancellor Angela Merkel A regional party in her ruling; coalition is demanding tighter rules for, migrants entering the country and that, party vows to act unilaterally if the...	germany is facing a major political crisis over immigration. it threatens to topple the government and potentially end the political career of chancellor angela merkel. a regional party in her ruling coalition is demanding tighter rules for migrants entering the country, and that party vows to act unilaterally if the c...
This scene three years ago of asylum-seekers thronging Munich's main train station is what the conservative Bavarian party allied with Chancellor Angela Merkel says must never be repeated. More than a million migrants crossed the Austrian border into Germany through Bavaria since 2015. Although that flow has slowed to ...	this scene three years ago, of asylum-seekers thronging munich's main train station is what the conservative bavarian party allied with chancellor angela merkel says must, never be repeated more than a million migrants. crossed the austrian, border into; germany through bavaria since 2015. although that flow, has slowe...	This scene three years ago of asylum-seekers thronging Munich's main train station is what the conservative. Bavarian party allied. with Chancellor Angela Merkel says must never be repeated More than a million migrants, crossed the, Austrian border into Germany through Bavaria since, 2015. Although that flow has slowed...	this scene three years ago of asylum-seekers thronging munich's main train station is what the conservative bavarian party allied with chancellor angela merkel says must never be repeated. more than a million migrants crossed the austrian border into germany through bavaria since 2015. although that flow has slowed to ...
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