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Forty years ago, President Nixon used the unfortunate phrase "War on Drugs," launching a misguided crusade that has encouraged street violence, eaten away at state budgets and packed our prisons with nonviolent offenders. Full Article at Rutherford Daily News Journal
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Americans' opinions of wars we have fought seem to develop from two different variables: the rationale for the fight and its duration. The Revolutionary War started in 1775 at Lexington and Concord, but when it was legitimized on July 4, 1776, American' Full Article at Lancaster Eagle Gazette
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Forty years ago, President Nixon used the unfortunate phrase "War on Drugs," launching a misguided crusade that has encouraged street violence, eaten away at state budgets and packed our prisons with nonviolent offenders. Full Article at Rutherford Daily News Journal
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The Minnick family of Bowman’s Addition has gone to war. Full Article at The Cumberland Times-News
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A Sudanese civil war survivor and an author talk about the need for more community responsibility. Looking for a print version? Simply use your browser’s ‘Print’ command and a printer-friendly document will be generated automatically. Full Article at The Badger Herald
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Generals of the armed forces, the best way to avoid a war is to prepare for one
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It is necessary to let people know about the millions of people who died during the civil war because the conflict was far bigger than anyone could ever imagine
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If you're not from Missouri, that flabbergasts people
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Missouri was torn apart by internal conflicts and guerrilla war, what one scholar calls 'inner war,' ... It's not an easy story to tell people who like their history neat as well as heroic.
SOURCE: The Springfield News-Leader
