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Moderate Arabs plan alliance to deal with Iran, Syria
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Samuel Segev
TEL AVIV -- One month after the end of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, a subtle, undeclared struggle between the Iran-Syria axis and the moderate Sunni Arab countries in the region has emerged.
Jordan has taken the lead and is trying to forge a new axis composed of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Jordan and several Persian Gulf principalities. Jordan's King Abdullah has already explored the idea with Saudi Arabia, and Egypt's President Hosni Muba...
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Jordan finds practice makes him near-perfect
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; Michael Jordan's shooting touch seems to have returned for the holidays. Jordan, who had scored just 45 points in his previous two games and has struggled from the field for much of the month, erupted for 37 points on 67 percent shooting (16-of-24) in the Bulls' 117-103 victory Saturday over the
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Jordan presses to leave with a bang
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; COMMENTARY Jordan presses to leave with a bang By TONY KORNHEISER Sunday, January 12, 2003 Go back just a couple of months to the beginning of the NBA season, when Michael Jordan and Doug Collins were agreed that Jordan wouldn't be a starter. That Jordan would come off the bench in an attempt to
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Muhammad Ali Was a Rebel. Michael Jordan Is a Brand Name.(professional athletes)
Nieman Reports
; ... NBA in January was not just a sports story but an international news event. His farewell press conference was carried live on CNN ... sportswriters-have unquestioningly accepted the Jordan mythology. Dozens of news commentators have proclaimed Jordan the greatest basketball player ...
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Jordan starts describing events leading to slaying
New Haven Register
; Bryan Jordan took the witness stand in Superior Court Monday in his homicide trial to describe the events leading up to the shooting death of Curtis Hannans, whom Jordan described as his friend. Jordan's testimony had a cliff-hanger, "stay tuned until tomorrow" quality because he was on the verge
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Jordan's silence hasn't stopped speculation
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; SportsDay Jordan's silence hasn't stopped speculation By BOB WOLFLEY of the Journal Sentinel staff Wednesday, July 14, 2004 Let's see. . . . It was Milwaukee. Then Charlotte. Milwaukee again. Now Miami. Michael Jordan's streak is still alive. In all this time since he retired as a player, His
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