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Twenty-four years ago, Scott Skolnik felt a sudden attack of numbness to his backside, stomach and legs. In fact, the Constitutional Convention originally proposed giving Congress the power to "make war," but changed the phrase to "declare war" so the president would be able to repel a sudden attack without violating the Constitution. This time, they have ringed Ramadi with thousands of US and Iraqi troops, and have begun to reclaim the city, not in one sudden attack, but neighbourhood by neighbourhood. |
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