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Perspectives.
Byline: Sources, Top To Bottom: AP, CNN, BBC, AFP, Reuters, BBC
"May God protect Iraq and its citizens."
Iraqi President Ghazi al-Yawer, as the United States transferred sovereignty to Iraq on June 28
"No, present. Current. It's the will of the people."
Saddam Hussein, during his preliminary hearing in Iraq, correcting the judge who stated his profession as "former president of the Republic of Iraq."
"They must be broken."
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, urging the Sudanese government to crack down on the Arab militants responsible for attacks on villagers in Darfur. Ten thousand people have died in what the United Nations calls "the worst humanitarian crisis in the world."
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