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Van Sant interweaves Harvey's first onscreen appearance with real footage of the assassination's aftermath, indicating that Harvey's prediction will eventually come true, and his tape will have to be played.
Milk Ed Howard 2008
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But none of those setbacks matched the assassination's impact on Mexicans-and on Americans, their new partners under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Murder In Mexico 2008
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The midnight oil will surely be burning in the Situation Room and in the Pentagon as Bush administration officials cope with the assassination's aftermath -- the most important challenge being whether Musharraf will be able to keep control of Pakistan's streets.
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Van Sant interweaves Harvey's first onscreen appearance with real footage of the assassination's aftermath, indicating that Harvey's prediction will eventually come true, and his tape will have to be played.
Archive 2008-12-01 Ed Howard 2008
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ASLAN: You know, there's been a lot of talk so far about how this assassination's going to affect Musharraf and whether it's going to make life more difficult for him or not.
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The Hill and Pulse Opinion Research conducted a survey of what people think people WILL think about the bin Laden assassination's political effects
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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The assassination's historical importance lies in a multitude of factors, the most pertinent being the global context in which it took place, its impact on Congolese politics since then and Lumumba's overall legacy as a nationalist leader.
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The assassination's historical importance lies in a multitude of factors, the most pertinent being the global context in which it took place, its impact on Congolese politics since then and Lumumba's overall legacy as a nationalist leader.
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Going to St. Ives explores the complexity of an assassination's aftermath and how it affects those involved.
Express Milwaukee 2009
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So what we have, so far, is a sort of an equivalent of the JFK assassination's "single bullet theory."
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