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Donald Rumsfeld, America's defence secretary, said on Tuesday that Iraq may have destroyed its chemical and biological weapons before the invasion, although there were still hundreds of suspected sites left in the country to investigate.
ECONOMIST: Still dangerous
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Dayton estimated that slightly fewer than 200 U.S. personnel have so far checked about one- third of Iraq's suspected weapons sites.
CNN: More weapons inspectors head to Iraq
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Dayton estimated that slightly fewer than 200 U.S. personnel have so far checked about a third of Iraq's suspected weapons sites.
CNN: Iraq WMD search stepped up
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Between 250 and 300 of those team members -- including some inspectors who were in Iraq prior to 1998 -- will visit suspected weapons sites.
CNN: More weapons inspectors head to Iraq
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But it remains unclear if Iraq will stop co-operating with the scrutiny of its suspected weapons sites, which resumed in November with a threat of "serious consequences" from the UN if it did not do so.
BBC: Inspectors reject Saddam spy claims
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In a statement agreed at a meeting in Luxembourg on Monday, they called on Iran to conclude and implement urgently and unconditionally an additional protocol to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty allowing for short-notice inspections of suspected nuclear sites.
BBC: EU backs Iran nuclear inspections
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The Bosnian Serbs have not allowed humanitarian agencies access to the suspected mass grave sites.
CNN: U.S. spy photos show mass graves
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The American administration wants agreement from North Korea to inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency of sites where it is suspected of keeping material for nuclear weapons.
ECONOMIST: Bush's Korean scepticism | The
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Plaisted said it was clear that airlines were paying attention to the power of the sites, as he suspected airline staff had attempted to plant negative reviews of competitors on Skytrax.
CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS
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Mr Jones suspected this is what happened as many of the email addresses exposed were for throwaway mail sites or for services that did a bad job of protecting archived messages.
BBC: Facebook flaw bypasses password protections
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The lawsuits against Chu and Kish are the first civil cases filed by SIIA against suspected pirates who find customers by sending e-mail to people who bid on software at Web auction sites.
CNN: Technology - New online software piracy emerges