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Behavioral Interview Program Attempting to Understand Violent Offenders
Inmate interviews are part of an ongoing BAU program to understand the minds of violent offenders.
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UN CHIEF SAYS EASTERN EUROPE CAN SERVE AS EXAMPLE TO 2011’S EMERGING DEMOCRACIES
The countries of Central and Eastern Europe that experienced their transitions to democracy 20 years ago offer important lessons for the Arab nations that are currently undergoing revolutions, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today during a visit to Bulgaria.
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Is It Wrong To Celebrate Bin Laden's Death? by Linton Weeks
Impromptu celebrations erupted near the White House in Washington and ground zero in New York when news of Osama bin Laden's death was reported and tweeted.
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Lessons of the hunt
Joseph S. Nye Jr. (from left), Juliette Kayyem, and R. Nicholas Burns offer their perspectives on the death of Osama bin Laden and what it means for U.S. foreign policy and the future of Islamic nations.
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PAKISTAN: Revenge attacks feared after Osama death
Fear of more violence after the death of Osama Bin Laden
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U.S. lays stress on close defence ties with China
The Pentagon has laid stress on constructive defence ties with China that will be beneficial to both countries.
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Vietnam Legacy Shapes Today's Military Leaders
Tomorrow marks the 36th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War - a conflict that claimed the lives of more than 58,000 Americans and continues to affect the United States, including its military leaders and current wartime operations.
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Qatar's Libya Role: 'A Logical Next Step'
Qatari Air Force Mirage 2000 jet fighters prepare to takeoff for a mission to Libya at the military airbase base of Souda on the Greek island of Crete on March 30.
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