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US let Ethiopia violate N. Korea sanctions
jklugman
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4-7-2007 8:24 PM
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bush administration
,
north korea
,
ethiopia
,
blowback
jklugman
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Via Isaac Chotiner at
The Plank
, who remarks: "No word yet on how much lower this administration can sink before January 2009."
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