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7. to support smb for re-election
8. to provide security
9. a polling station
Section 6
• Turkey declared it had fulfilled all the political criteria for
membership talks with the European Union.
• An Israeli air strike on a northern Gaza refugee camp killed at
least three Palestinian militants.
• Israel's government approved on Wednesday the next stage of
a vast barrier it is building in the West Bank, despite international criti-
cism that it cuts deep into Palestinian territory and undermines peace
moves.
• A day after the last US troops left Liberia, West African forces
traded their camouflage helmets Wednesday for the blue ones of the
United Nations as the world body took over peacekeeping in the trou-
bled country.
• A small plane crashed and burst into flames in northeastern
Australia on Wednesday, killing three children and their parents, avia-
tion authorities said.
• Thousands of abandoned and abused young people who have
turned to prostitution in the streets of Colombia's capital may never
receive help from child care workers because of a government cut in
funding for outreach programs.
• Clashes flared between rebels and loyalist forces in Liberia's
capital on Wednesday, leaving three civilians dead just hours after the
United Nations took command of West African peacekeepers.
• Israeli soldiers captured a leader of the Islamic Jihad militant
group on Wednesday in a raid at a refugee camp near the West Bank
city of Jenin where he was hiding under a car, witnesses said.
• Britain's Tony Blair, in the roughest patch of his premiership,
gave his restive Labor Party a choice: stick with him and stay in power
or return to the dark days of opposition.
• An ambitious plan to disarm about 100,000 fighters from Af-
ghanistan's unruly regional militias is likely to start this month, but
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could take up to two years, the UN-backed body responsible said on
Wednesday.
Section 6. Vocabulary Notes:
1. to fulfill (political) criteria
2. a refugee camp
3. to undermine peace moves
4. to take over peacekeeping
5. a cut in funding (for)
6. clashes (between)
7. a civilian
8. to disarm fighters
9. a UN-backed body
Section 7
• Muslim leaders winding up a summit grumbled over a United
Nations resolution on Iraq while criticizing a US vote to impose trade
sanctions on Baghdad's neighbor Syria.
• Three American soldiers were killed and seven were wounded
in a midnight clash at a Shiite Muslim headquarters in this shrine city.
Witnesses said at least eight Iraqis also died in the fighting.
• Malaysia, faced with angry criticism from the United States
and Europe, apologized for «any misunderstanding» over assertions by
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad that Jews rule the world.
• The leaders of Canada's two rival right-wing parties said they
had agreed in principle to join forces to challenge the ruling Liberal
Party in an election expected next year.
• Three US military police and two Iraqi policemen were killed
when rooftop attackers fired on their patrol in the Shi'ite Muslim holy
city of Kerbala.
• Buoyed by a diplomatic coup on Iraq at the United Nations,
President Bush arrived in Tokyo to start a six-day sweep through Asia
that will be dominated by issues of security, counter-terrorism and
trade.
• The US Congress was poised to approve an $87 billion emer-
gency spending bill for Iraq after the Senate defied President Bush and
voted to convert a part of the package to loans.
7. to support smb for re-election could take up to two years, the UN-backed body responsible said on 8. to provide security Wednesday. 9. a polling station Section 6. Vocabulary Notes: Section 6 1. to fulfill (political) criteria • Turkey declared it had fulfilled all the political criteria for 2. a refugee camp membership talks with the European Union. 3. to undermine peace moves • An Israeli air strike on a northern Gaza refugee camp killed at 4. to take over peacekeeping least three Palestinian militants. 5. a cut in funding (for) • Israel's government approved on Wednesday the next stage of 6. clashes (between) a vast barrier it is building in the West Bank, despite international criti- 7. a civilian cism that it cuts deep into Palestinian territory and undermines peace 8. to disarm fighters moves. 9. a UN-backed body • A day after the last US troops left Liberia, West African forces traded their camouflage helmets Wednesday for the blue ones of the Section 7 United Nations as the world body took over peacekeeping in the trou- • Muslim leaders winding up a summit grumbled over a United bled country. Nations resolution on Iraq while criticizing a US vote to impose trade • A small plane crashed and burst into flames in northeastern sanctions on Baghdad's neighbor Syria. Australia on Wednesday, killing three children and their parents, avia- • Three American soldiers were killed and seven were wounded tion authorities said. in a midnight clash at a Shiite Muslim headquarters in this shrine city. • Thousands of abandoned and abused young people who have Witnesses said at least eight Iraqis also died in the fighting. turned to prostitution in the streets of Colombia's capital may never • Malaysia, faced with angry criticism from the United States receive help from child care workers because of a government cut in and Europe, apologized for «any misunderstanding» over assertions by funding for outreach programs. Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad that Jews rule the world. • Clashes flared between rebels and loyalist forces in Liberia's • The leaders of Canada's two rival right-wing parties said they capital on Wednesday, leaving three civilians dead just hours after the had agreed in principle to join forces to challenge the ruling Liberal United Nations took command of West African peacekeepers. Party in an election expected next year. • Israeli soldiers captured a leader of the Islamic Jihad militant • Three US military police and two Iraqi policemen were killed group on Wednesday in a raid at a refugee camp near the West Bank when rooftop attackers fired on their patrol in the Shi'ite Muslim holy city of Jenin where he was hiding under a car, witnesses said. city of Kerbala. • Britain's Tony Blair, in the roughest patch of his premiership, • Buoyed by a diplomatic coup on Iraq at the United Nations, gave his restive Labor Party a choice: stick with him and stay in power President Bush arrived in Tokyo to start a six-day sweep through Asia or return to the dark days of opposition. that will be dominated by issues of security, counter-terrorism and trade. • An ambitious plan to disarm about 100,000 fighters from Af- • The US Congress was poised to approve an $87 billion emer- ghanistan's unruly regional militias is likely to start this month, but gency spending bill for Iraq after the Senate defied President Bush and voted to convert a part of the package to loans. 9 10
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