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In his message, Zawahiri said Bush had succeeded only in "passing the misfortune and embroilments of America to his successor," and that the American people had elected the leader who will rid them of the Iraq burden.
Al-Qaeda deputy Zawahiri ridicules Obama by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
In his message, Zawahiri said Bush had succeeded only in "passing the misfortune and embroilments of America to his successor," and that the American people had elected the leader who will rid them of the Iraq burden.
Al-Qaeda deputy Zawahiri ridicules Obama by AFP / AFP Global Edition
She is a sweet, pretty woman without a line on her face and he is a most gentle, affectionate, and excellent man," Cheever reassured himself, and to the Weavers he expressed a seemingly comic wish that their "kind presence will guide me away from violent drunkenness and disgusting venereal embroilments.
John Cheever's "Hollywood problem" by Bailey, Blake / Harvard Review
 
 
 
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