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But in Basra and other parts of heavily Shiite southern Iraq, people are embracing politics. In Basra, clerics implore their people to vote. Seminars in schools, mosques and college classrooms instruct any voter who wanders in about how the election Jan. 30 will work in selecting a national assembly.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news.../popularinshiiteareas
As this Psychology Today article explains, roughly five to ten percent of Internet users develop problems. Approximately the same percentage of people who drink or gamble develop an addiction.
http://ask.yahoo.com/ask/20050121.html
But in Basra and other parts of heavily Shiite southern Iraq, people are embracing politics. In Basra, clerics implore their people to vote. Seminars in schools, mosques and college classrooms instruct any voter who wanders in about how the election Jan. 30 will work in selecting a national assembly.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news.../popularinshiiteareas
As this Psychology Today article explains, roughly five to ten percent of Internet users develop problems. Approximately the same percentage of people who drink or gamble develop an addiction.
http://ask.yahoo.com/ask/20050121.html
posted by bryan at 9:30 AM
7 Comments:
shouldnt you be doing homework :)
... in the distance, the faint crack of a whip is heard ...
hahaha very funny...
...boy does it sting...
now thats funny!
Next entry please!
sorry... muchas tareas
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