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From: runes	3/10/2003 4:28:28 PM
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And there may yet be a workable compromise? As I pointed out previously, there was the possibility to a compromise for the UN Security Council. To whit - a concrete deadline with specific deliverables. Britain's first attempt was going to be a 3 to 7 day disarm or else. Then they switched to March 17 - disarm or else. And now there is another shift as outlined below. Which is in line with what France and Germany had been asking for. Annan Warns Against Iraq War Without U.N. story.news.yahoo.com <<Britain said on Monday it may modify the draft resolution to try to gain a critical mass of support on the Security Council. Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said London and Washington could set out a list of detailed disarmament moves for Saddam Hussein to fulfil by March 17 if he is to avoid war, and officials said that deadline could be extended a little.>> Holding my breath and keeping my fingers crossed...

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