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Losing Patience
The Times, they aren't a-changing. Belgian wafflers. More judging of Judge. And much else.
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MOSUL MOGUL
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Re: Shawn Macomber’s
Night
Raid!
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I usually write lengthy letters in reference to your articles. In this case, I simply wish to thank Shawn Macomber for his reports from Iraq. And to remind him that he is no longer on the Common. Keep your helmet strap tight and your head down, or it might be something more important than your pants that gets damaged next time.
p>Good reporting, good luck and good night. br> — Michael Tobias br> Ft. Lauderdale, Florida /p>
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