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Clint Eastwood plays Frank Horrigan, a tired-looking middle-aged Secret Service agent who gets wind of a plot to kill the President and marshals his flagging powers in an attempt to stop the assassin (John Malkovich).
NEWYORKER: In the Line of Fire
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We -- the West -- are the unrivalled agent of change in the Middle East.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Speaking truth to Muslim power
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Two months before the 11 September attacks, an FBI agent in Arizona warned that several Middle Eastern men had enrolled in pilot training programmes - but senior FBI officials paid little attention to his memo.
BBC: US 'needs intelligence tsar'
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The Magpies, who were recently taken over by a Middle-Eastern consortium, and Eriksson's agent Athole Still are refusing to confirm his involvement.
BBC: Eriksson holds Notts County talks
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Now we find ourselves in the midst of a conflict unlike any we've ever known, faced with the possibility that terrorists could smuggle a deadly biological agent or a nuclear weapon into the middle of one of our own cities.
CNN: Transcript Part III: Cheney, Edwards discuss qualities of a VP
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Michael Boley was released and middle linebacker Chase Blackburn signed with Carolina as a free agent.
WSJ: Determined Giants on the defensive as draft nears
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Tackle Chris Canty and linebacker Michael Boley were released and safety Kenny Phillips and middle linebacker Chase Blackburn signed with other teams as free agent.
WSJ: Giants take 2 D linemen in 2nd, 3rd rounds
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One line of inquiry this week will likely be the so-called Phoenix memo, a missive written July 2001 by a field agent in Arizona who urged a broad review of Middle Eastern men taking flight lessons in the United States and raised the prospect that Osama bin Laden was involved.
CNN: Attorneys general, CIA and FBI chiefs to testify
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During the summer of 2001, an FBI agent in Phoenix, Arizona, wrote a memo about a number of young Middle Eastern men attending flight schools, possibly for terrorist purposes.
CNN: Bush: Memo had no 'actionable intelligence'