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mark of disgrace

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It is a mark of disgrace for humanity," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently told the Knesset, "that several decades after the Holocaust the world's response to the calls by Iran's leader to destroy the State of Israel is weak, there is no firm condemnation and decisive measures.
Byline: Raja Mishra Knight Ridder Newspapers With the weight of history hanging on every solemn ``yes'' and ``no,'' the Republican-controlled House Judiciary Committee on Friday called for President William Jefferson Clinton to be impeached and removed from office for lying and obstructing justice, forever tarnishing his legacy with a mark of disgrace.
 
 
 
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