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concerning weapon inspections, Iraq agreed to allow inspectors
back into the country with “unconditional” access. But Provence
said that the Iraqi regime will hide what it can when allowing
inspectors in the country.
“It is just a poker game right now ” Provence said.
He said that inspections can proceed, but Hussein is not sudden
ly going to become cooperative.
Stoll said the United States can use the inspections as a way
of deporting the presence of Hussein. The United States must
move now, he said, because in the future Hussein will act more
aggressively and pose a greater threat.
recalled other serial killerswt
left “calling cards.”
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Santa Cruz, Calif. The killet
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complicate matters.
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excluded.”
On the question of satellite imagery, it
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use of U-2 or Mirage overflights” under
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