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Corruption? Phila. has seen worse
Three trials have involved 17 ex-city workers. At least none held office, observers said, noting the past. And there's always N.Y.
By Nathan Gorenstein / Inquirer Staff Writer
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Al-Qaida blamed for Bali attack
Indonesia's defense minister blamed al-Qaida and its extremist allies for the massive bomb attack that killed more than 180 people at a nightclub on the resort island of Bali.
By IRWAN FIRDAUS / Associated Press
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Hollow victory in Afghanistan
Tora Bora was to be al-Qaida's last stand. But it wasn't. Hundreds of al-Qaida fighters escaped because U.S. commanders, anxious to avoid American casualties, failed to commit U.S. units to the fight and relied instead on air power and on Afghan warlords whose loyalty and enthusiasm were suspect from the start.
By DREW BROWN / Knight Ridder Newspapers
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U.S. judges try shaming convicts
Faced with an unending stream of unrepentant crooks, vagrants and addicts who shrug off short jail terms and scoff at probation, a small number of judges are returning to an old weapon in the war on crime: shame.
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