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Couple on the firing line: Drug Enforcement Administration agents Robert and Veronica Baker fight fire with fire. (War! The Drug Crisis: Programs and Solutions)
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COUPLE ON THE FIRING LINE
ROBERT and Veronica (Ronnie) Baker look like one of those couples you're sure you know but can't quite place.
Bob, as almost everybody calls him, is a handsome man, who wears a salt-and-pepper beard that accentuates his appealing features. Ronnie is petite, with reddish-brown hair that complements her bronze skin. Both are gracious and approachable. But when they're "under" as authorized Drug Enforcement Administration undercover agents, they're as cunning, as calculatingly manipulative and as double-dealing as any outlaw on the ...
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My Answer to Prof. Ronald G. Suny: The Armenian Genocide began not in 1915, but in 1514, during the reign of Sultan Selim I (1512-1520) "On the Acemoglu/SUNY Controversy"
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; ...of the sixteenth century, Shah Ismail of Persia (1500-1525), very confident...Turks into war. In 1514 Shah Ismail finally marched against the Turks...joined the Turkish forces against Persia. Ismail began to retreat, but Selim went...
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Friday, August 23
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...William Wallace is hung, drawn and quartered for treason in London. 1514 - Selim I, Sultan of Turkey, defeats Shah Ismail of Persia at Tchaldiran. 1572 - On the eve of the Feast of St. Bartholomew, 3,000 French Protestants are massacred in Paris...
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The dream that is too tough to die: persecuted, deceived and betrayed, the Kurds have never lost their thirst for freedom. (After the War)
Magazine article from: U.S. News & World Report
; ...order, similar to Sufism. Their history is an old chronicle of persecution, deceit and betrayal. In 1514, Shah Ismail of Persia attempted to convert the Kurdish community to Shiism, but the princes of Kurdistan allied themselves with Sultan...
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Saturday, August 23
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...William Wallace is hung, drawn and quartered for treason in London. 1514 - Selim I, Sultan of Turkey, defeats Shah Ismail of Persia at Tchaldiran. 1572 - On the eve of the Feast of St. Bartholomew, 3,000 French Protestants are massacred in Paris...
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Tuesday, August 23
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...William Wallace is hung, drawn and quartered for treason in London. 1514 - Selim I, Sultan of Turkey, defeats Shah Ismail of Persia at Tchaldiran. 1572 - On the eve of the Feast of St. Bartholomew, 3,000 French Protestants are massacred in Paris...
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Monday, August 23
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...William Wallace is hung, drawn and quartered for treason in London. 1514 - Selim I, Sultan of Turkey, defeats Shah Ismail of Persia at Tchaldiran. 1572 - On the eve of the Feast of St. Bartholomew, 3,000 French Protestants are massacred in Paris...
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The magic lingers on
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; ...Argalia, takes to the seas, and ends up a rich mercenary in the pay of the Turks. In one battle he defeats Shah Ismail of Persia and wins Qara Kz and her identical servant, known as 'the Mirror'. Love blooms and a triumphant return to Florence...
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Orchestra of Sultans
Newspaper article from: New Straits Times
; ...fell into the hands of the Portuguese. The nobat, in this version, was said to have been brought by a Sheikh Ismail from Mecca to Persia and then to Malacca. It is said the Indian orchestra consisted of nine instruments but the Kedah nobat has...
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Book Bytes
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; ...they thought I was a tax inspector." THE EARLIEST mobile library has been dated back to 10th century Persia. A vizier, Abdul Kassem Ismail, reportedly transported his library of 117,000 volumes around the country by caravan. The 400 camels...
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