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I would be more than willing to have Yasser Arafat made Palestine President," says US Secretary of State Colin Powell.


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NOAA decision a major blow to environmentalists US Navy permitted to deploy low-frequency sonar
 The US Navy has been cleared to deploy active low-frequency sonar on two anti-submarine warfare ships after winning a five-year exemption from US rules aimed at protecting whales, dolphins and other marine mammals, US officials said on July 16.

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