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Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, whose followers are battling U.S. troops, takes his spiritual direction from an ultra-conservative, Iran-based, Iraqi-exile cleric.
CNN: Report: Iran invites Iraq's Allawi
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All three are perspectives on Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, whose followers have been clashing with security forces in that country for three violent days.
NPR: Who Is Al-Sadr? A Closer Look at the 'Radical Cleric'
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The program became a showcase for his particular take on Pentecostalism, a tradition whose followers believe that God speaks directly to people and influences events.
NPR: Christian Leaders Balk at Robertson's Remarks
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Muqtada al-Sadr, a perennially underestimated populist Shia cleric, whose followers, many of them from the poorest parts of Baghdad, enjoy a pivotal role in parliament, will retain his capacity for disrupting the political peace.
ECONOMIST: Iraq��s continuing headache
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Dodsworth, whose own Twitter followers have jumped since the start of this year, is an uber-TweetDeck user himself.
FORBES: TweetDeck's Dreams Beyond Twitter
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In the weeks since, however, the man whose 11, 000-plus Twitter followers have come to expect (and likely adore) his colorful commentary has opted to pull back and reassess his media strategy.
FORBES: Sons of Anarchy Boss On Rocky Road
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The dedicated deep-value players are your Warren Buffett types, the avid followers of the Oracle of Omaha whose Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB) invests primarily in unloved but asset-rich companies, whose stocks are depressed either because they are misunderstood or ignored by impatient investors with a short-term focus.
FORBES: Valmont Industries And Weyerhaeuser: Enticing Value Plays on Irrigation And Timber
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But having turned previously limited players whose names would only be familiar to the most avid followers of English football - such as Keith Andrews, Glenn Whelan and Sean St Ledger - into seasoned internationals, one wonders what the Italian could achieve with some of the talent in the Nigerian squad.
BBC: Why Trapattoni would suit Nigeria
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Mr Wilson's mini-epic begins with the demise of the queen of the Trailhead Colony, whose death is not at first noticed by her daughter-followers.
ECONOMIST: The secret life of ants
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Hager is the Swiss-born octogenarian whose high-risk stock-picking style helped him and his followers amass--and then partially lose--a fortune in technology stocks.
FORBES: Rambus Man Has His Day