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To: epicure who wrote (238352)	7/31/2007 12:10:39 AM
From: Sam	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

You've got to be kidding. Either the following is intended to be satire or it is completely moronic: "Contrary to conventional wisdom, it seems that Iraqis do indeed experience at least minor feelings of grief when a best friend or a grandparent is ripped apart by a car bomb or shot execution style and later unearthed in a shallow mass grave," Prytzal said. "Last December's suicide-bomb killing of 71 Shiites in Baghdad, for example, produced unexpected reactions ranging from crumpled, sobbing despair to silent, dazed shock."