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*World dispatch:* Bush's arguments strain the limits of plausibility to justify
war on Iraq, and this, says *Simon Tisdall*, means regime change is imperative

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New Scientist is throwing a scavenger hunt with two prizes: "Live forever" and
get a gift certificate good for cryonic freezing or "Live now" and take a
luxury trip to Hawai'i. Link[1] Discuss[2] (_Thanks, Jens[3]!_)

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_The Morning News_: Rosencrantz & Joshua[1]. Words fail me, which is a rare
and pleasant gift, thank you. Instead, I will simply take this opportunity to
quote the original _Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead_, the excellent
play by Tom Stoppard which I keep nestled in my one remaining bookshelf[2]
between the _Tao Te Ching_ and Roald Dahl's _Charlie and the Chocolate Factory_
Guil: Exactly, it's a matter of asking the right questions and giving away
Guil: And receive such thanks as fits a king's remembrance.
Ros: I like the sound of that. Waht do you think he meant by remembrance?
Guil: Difficult to say, really&#8212;some kings tend to be amnesiac, others
I suppose&#8212;the opposite, whatever that is...
Guil: _Retentive_&#8212;he's a very retentive king, a royal retainer...
Guil: Words, words. They're all we have to go on.