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Iran Races To Produce Nuclear Weapons
October 27, 2008

Talks With Iran Already Have Failed, And Yet Obama Seeks Further Talks, Bolton Says; Israel May Strike Iran Soon Military Strike Might Not Kill Facilities; Bolton Urges European Missile Defense As Shield Against Iranian Missile Attacks A defiant Iran won't agree to abandon its nuclear program that in coming...

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