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Sarkis Soghanalian dies at 82; international weapons dealer
Sarkis Soghanalian, an international weapons broker who was nicknamed "The Merchant of Death" for selling arms to dictators on behalf of the United States, died Oct. 5 at a hospital in Hialeah, Fla. He was 82.
The cause was heart failure, said his son,...Tags: Argentina, Central Intelligence Agency, Civil Unrest, Heart Failure, Hialeah
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Ryan Adams is out of the fire
Ménière's disease is an inflammation of the inner ear. Specifically, a swelling in the tubes of the ear canal that control the body's balance. No one knows its cause, but stress, exhaustion and substance abuse are among the factors thought to contribute....Tags: Norah Jones, The Rolling Stones (music group), Mandy Moore, Diseases and Illnesses, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Bert Jansch dies at 67; Scottish singer-guitarist influenced rock, folk greats
Bert Jansch, a revered, enigmatic Scottish singer-guitarist whose effect on a host of prominent musicians eclipsed his own fame, has died. He was 67.
Jansch died Wednesday at a hospital in London of lung cancer, a disease he first battled in 2009, his...Tags: Obituaries, Diseases and Illnesses, Jimmy Page, Drunk Driving, The Smiths (music group)
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On the Media: Tea party, Occupy Wall Street share a moment
You likely saw the quirky signs and heard some protesters talk about how they would just as soon disband the government. Then a reporter dutifully informed you that these people had gathered en masse but didn't really know what they wanted. Some in the...Tags: Fox News Channel (tv network), Television Industry, Arts and Culture, Journalism, Rachel Maddow
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Occupy Wall Street shifts from protest to policy phase
How do you know when a protest movement is starting to scare the pants off the establishment?
One clue is when the protesters are casually dismissed as hippies or rabble, or their principles redefined as class envy or as (that all-purpose insult) "un-...Tags: Felix Frankfurter, Douglas MacArthur, Metal and Mineral, Racism, Columbia University
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The California Cook: Chapter and verse on better cooking
Los Angeles TimesHere's the deal: You know a lot about food. You've seen all the shows; you've read all the books. On Chowhound you're a god. You love Vinny and Jon and Lindy and Grundy, and you always — always — get your reservation at LudoBites. But when...Tags: File Sharing, Recipes, Anchovies, Salt, Bacon
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For the record
Illegal immigration: An article in the Oct. 8 Section A about Rodney Hunt, head of a Mississippi anti-illegal-immigrant group, erred in identifying an attorney for a pro-immigrant group, the Mississippi Immigrants Rights Alliance. She is L. Patricia Ice,...Tags: File Sharing, Migration, Politics, Immigration
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McManus: Mitt Romney and the Not-Romneys
There may still be half a dozen contenders for the Republican presidential nomination, but the race has always had room for only two: Mitt Romney and someone who isn't Mitt Romney. After four full-scale debates, that second spot, reserved for a more...Tags: Healthcare Laws, Polls, Elections, Rick Perry, Mitt Romney
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