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ynetnews.com - 10/23/2008

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— ynetnews.com — Larijani: Iran prefers Obama Iranian parliament speaker says his country is leaning towards Democratic candidate in US... presidential election 'because he is more flexible and rational' AFP Iranian parliament Speaker Ali Larijani said Wednesday that ... (more) N/A

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jpost.com - 10/26/2008

Iranian official calls for attack on UK | Iran news | Jerusalem Post

— jpost.com — Fearing a US strike on Iran during President George W. Bush's last months in office, a senior... Iranian official has suggested the Islamic regime should target London to deter such an attack. In an article on the Iranian Web site Aftab last week - ... (more) Iranian official calls for attack on UK | Iran news | ...

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washingtonpost.com - 10/28/2008

Europe Fears Obama Might Undercut Progress With Iran

— washingtonpost.com — Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, June 22, 2008; A14 European officials are increasingly concerned that Sen. Barack... Obama 's campaign pledge to begin direct talks with Iran on its nuclear program without preconditions could potentially rupture U.S. ... (more) Europe Fears Obama Might Undercut Progress With Iran

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The Shape Of A Cabinet
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