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U.S. Marines secure Kandahar area as cave complexes threatened.

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U.S. gets travel security chief Administration creates new post.

EU warns Arafat Labels Palestinian groups 'terrorist' for first time.

Another rate cut expected Fed makes announcement Tuesday.

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Zillgitt: Time is ripe for college football playoff

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SEPT. 11 VICTIMS

USA TODAY database lists dead, missing from terrorist attacks

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Karzai pleads for American help Afghanistan's interim ruler urges U.S. not to turn its back on country when soldiers depart.
Bush debates release of bin Laden tape Incriminating tape may help win over Muslims who doubt U.S. claims.

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Armey considers retirement House majority leader may not seek re-election in 2002, sources close to Texas Republican say.
Link found between illness, Gulf War Military personnel nearly twice as likely to develop Lou Gehrig's disease.

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Contraction delay likely Baseball players, owners discussing deal that would put off elimination of two teams at least one year.
Heisman voting comes up short Over 30% of more than 900-plus eligible voters did not submit a ballot.

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Stock forecasts run gamut Pros sit down to give their predictions in the 2002 USA TODAY Investment Roundtable.
Recovery not likely robust Jobless rate may peak near 7% next year; shallow recession blamed for weak turnaround.
'Getting the Bugs Out' New book traces rise, fall and rebirth of Volkswagen in America; read excerpts, chat with author.

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