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Listen to Brookings Senior Fellow and University of Maryland Anwar Sadat Peace Professor, Shibley Telhami with interview comments concerning the death of Yassir Arafat and beyond for the Palestinians. Comments to World Media Reports - WMR News at Brookings Institution, Washington, DC, November 11, 2004.

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Listen to comments by Washington, DC Mayor, Anthony Williams following voting at Precint 3 in Foggy Bottom, Northwest on Election Day, November 2, 2004.

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Listen to DC Mayor's Finance Officer with final DC Baseball Package in comment following DC Council's Vote on December 14, 2004 bring baseball back to Washington, DC after 33 years.

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Listen to a final press conference by DC Mayor Anthony Williams and DC Council Chairwomen Linda Cropp on December 14, 2004. Washington, finally reaches homeplate and brings the Montreal Expos to DC with plans for a new Anacostia River Stadium to be completed in 2008.

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Listen to Kempton Jenkins a former US Diplomat stationed last in Moscow, a negotiator ending the Cold War. Mr. Jenkins explains that he has been a card carrying Republican throughout, served in various administrations as an envoy in the US Department of State, USAID, US Commerce Department etc. Mr. Jenkins is a vocal critic of the GW Bush Administration's failure to use diplomatic means to end world crisis... Iraq, Haiti, Venezuela, Russia. Mr. Jenkins today is the President of Ukraine - US Business Council. Mr. Jenkins is a member of Dipomats and Military Commanders for Change.

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Listen to Jim Lehrer, Executive Editor and Host of The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer  in a description of politicians and if we are seeing shades of "Watergate" in possible secrecy and manipulation from The White House. (soundbyte question and answer) Joel Wishengrad, Sr. Correspondent of World Media Reports - WMR News on September 20, 2004, at The National Press Club, Washington, DC.

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Listen to Hederick Smith discuss how the panelists were chosen to discuss election politics at a Newseum Forum on September 13, 2004, at the National Press Club, Washington, DC.

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Listen to Frank Sesno, George Mason University professor and Public Broadcasting System host, in a soundbyte comment to World Media Reports - WMR News concerning where the Presidential Election Race is focused right now some 54 days prior to November 2, 2004. Election 2004: A Media Agenda Forum Panel looked at the three broadcast television networks and Fox News Channel separately held at The National Press Club, Washington, DC on September 9, 2004.

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Listen to Dr. Robert Lichter, President, Center for Media and Public Affairs in interview remarks to World Media Reports - WMR News concerning the 2004 Presidential Campaign by both President G.W. Bush and Challenger John F. Kerry. Dr. Lichter conducted a study of the three televison networks polling: CBS, ABC, NBC and Fox News Channel separately. National Press Club Forum: Election 2004: The Media Agenda held on September 9, 2004.

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Listen to Mr. Steven Kull, Executive Director of The Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA) a joint program of the Center on Policy Attitudes and the Center for International and Security Studies at the University of Maryland. Steven Kull speaks to World Media Reports - WMR News about how an international attitude study was conducted concerning Bush vs. Kerry just 55 short days to the November 2nd Presidential Election.

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Listen to Mr. Douglas Miller, The Principal Investigator for GlobalScan Incorporated, a global public opinion and stakeholder research firm with offices in Toronto, London and Washington. GlobeScan conducts custom research and tracking studies on global issues. Douglas Miller comments to World Media Reports - WMR News concerning recent terrorism at Breslin, Ossetia and the role of the United Nations in shaping the attitudes in GlobeScan's International Survey concerning the 2004 Presidential Election of Bush vs. Kerry.

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Listen to demonstrators at The Pakistan Embassy, Washington, DC on August 14, 2004 by The World Sindhi Institute. This is Pakistan's Independence Day. Many Sindhi's feel that they are living under a military dictatorship of the Pakistan Army. Two hour protest and candlelight vigil. Contact: Melissa Joy, World Sindhi Institute, 733 15th Street, NW, Washington, DC for upcoming Fifth Annual International Sindhi Conference, October 1, 2004 to be held at George Washington University Campus: Email: wsihq@worldsindhi.org

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Water and construction of new dams are a political issue. Why are Sindhi's left out?

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Listen to ongoing demonstation in front of the Pakistan Embassy. August 14, 2004 by The World Sindhi Institute.

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Listen to Mr. Koshin Mohamed, Representative of the Interim Somali Federal Government, as he describes the outpouring of support for his new interim government. Mr. Mohamed is less than satisfied that the United States did not send a proactive working team from The US Department of State to help with Somalia's new logistics development. October 23, 2004, Washington, DC.

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Listen to an interview with Omar Ishmael, Darfur Peace and Development Organization on August 11, 2004 regarding the situation of tens of thousands of civilians who have died and a million or more driven from their homes and camps/villages in Sudan's western region. The victims driven out by a government-supported "Arab" militia, known as the Janjaweed." According to the United States Agency for International Deveiopment (USAID) as many as 350,000 civilians may die over the coming months. The Khartoum-based government fuels ethnic and racial violence and inflicts rape, torture, murder (Genocide?) to rid the "Black Tribal Groups" from this region.

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Listen to pollster Peter Hart, interviewed by Joel Wishengrad, Sr. Correspondent of World Media Reports - WMR News, concerning talk shows and pundits. August 3, 2004 just three months short of The 2004 Presidential Election on November 2, 2004.

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Listen to a question and answer mini press conference at The World Bank Headquarters at 18th and H Streets, NW with Washington DC Metropolitan Police Chief, Charles Ramsey concerning the targeted terrorist alert as a runup to The US Presidential Election. Al-Queda threatens financial institutions on New York's Wall Street, Northern New Jersey and in the District of Columbia. Police Chief Ramsey met with James Wolfenson, The President of The World Bank Group (Also The International Monetary Fund included). The District is now on hightened alert as announced by Homeland Secretary Tom Ridge earlier today. August 2, 2004.

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Listen to a keynote speech by WMD Investigator David Kay to an audience attencing the Government Security Expo at DC Convention Center on Wednesday, July 28, 2004.

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