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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (189667)	6/19/2006 7:02:04 AM
From: sylvester80	Read Replies (1) of 281500

>>>the drug-deal that gave them nuclear enrichment capability... You mean like the nuclear enrichment deal Bush is currently offering Iran?? guardian.co.uk In a major concession, world powers are no longer demanding that Iran commit to a prolonged moratorium on uranium enrichment and are now asking only for a suspension during talks on its nuclear program, diplomats and officials said Wednesday. The proposal and a connected offer to allow continued uranium conversion are part of an effort to avoid a showdown over international concerns that the Iranians are trying to develop nuclear weapons. Backing off the previous stance on enrichment signals a possible readiness by the United States and key allies to accept some limited form of enrichment by Iran, despite years of warnings from Washington that Tehran wanted such technology to make atomic warheads.

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