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	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It also was the home of the Washington Redskins, a team in the National Football League, from 1961 until 1996, when they moved to FedExField in suburban Maryland.
		RFK Stadium has undergone a $13 million dollar renovation, and is planned to be used for a total of three years for the new baseball team, while a $611 million dollar state-of-the-art stadium is built on the north bank of the Anacostia River at South Capitol Street.
		Pollin owned the Baltimore Bullets and moved them to Washington, where they became the "Capital Bullets," "Washington Bullets" and now the "Washington Wizards." He also founded the NHL's Washington Capitals and built two area arenas: The Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland and the MCI Center (now the Verizon Center) in downtown Washington.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/RFK_Memorial_Stadium (2604 words)

	Dar Al Hayat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The most Washington could offer the Arabs is responding to their requests of changing Sharon's policy, or changing Sharon himself.
		This clarity and indifference, from Washington's side, in the blatant double standards policy, is no longer a subject of disapproval, but rather, they became a part of the daily life of American foreign policy in the region.
		Washington's influence on the Israeli public opinion reached the extent of changing its prime ministers, through elections, and in most cases in early elections, as soon as it announced the disagreement with him on a number of issues.
	english.daralhayat.com /OPED/01-2004/Article-20040116-200422e0-c0a8-01ed-001f-90e34b553e8f/story.html (1022 words)

	The Washington Diplomat
		By the time most diplomats arrive in Washington, which for many is considered the culmination of a diplomatic career, they have long ago finished their schooling, including graduate and post-graduate work.
		For diplomats who would rather send their children to private schools, and for those who can afford them, there are many choices.
		Diplomats at the Chinese Embassy leave their children behind in China to be educated when they get a Washington posting, said Chen Ligang, consul at the embassy.
	www.washdiplomat.com /01-03/a4_03_01.html (2139 words)

	RedOrbit NEWS \| IAEA Likely to Rebuff U.S. on Iran Nukes
		In a rebuff to Washington, the 35 leading nations of the U.N atomic agency are ready to back a West European resolution that would urge Iran to continue cooperation but refrain from harshly condemning it for concealing parts of its nuclear program, diplomats said Wednesday.
		The diplomats said the United States was ready to push for a meeting that ends without an Iran resolution rather than agree to something it considered spineless.
		Washington was particularly dismayed that Britain, its staunchest ally in Iraq, was siding with the French and Germans over Iran, they said.
	www.redorbit.com /modules/news/tools.php?tool=print&id=23690 (731 words)

	The Diplomats' Washington Inc.
		Welcome to The Diplomats' Washington, Inc., the foreign national's portal to Washington, D.C. and the United States of America.
		The Diplomats' Washington, Inc. aids diplomats posted to the U.S., employees of multilateral organizations, and expatriates of international and multinational corporations in bridging the critical cultural chasms necessary to work effectively and efficiently with Americans in Washington, D.C. and throughout the United States.
		The Diplomats' Washington, Inc. is deeply committed to helping all members of the Diplomatic Community work successfully with Americans, regardless of country size, level of development, etc. Costs are always held to a bare minimum to ensure equal access to every country.
	www.diplomatswashington.com (175 words)

	KRSI: Radio Sedaye Iran راديو صدای ايران (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		While not changing the regime was not a problem for the Europeans, diplomats said Washington would have trouble assuring Iran that it would not try to topple their regime.
		While this was not a problem for the Europeans, diplomats said Washington would have trouble assuring Iran that it would not try to topple their regime.
		Diplomats said Iran might try to strike a last-minute deal with Europe to avoid a referral to the U.N. Security Council when the IAEA meets again next month but the Europeans will not compromise.
	www.krsi.net /news/detail.asp?NewsID=792 (732 words)

	Washington Reluctantly Concedes Préval Is Haiti’s President-Elect By Richard Dufour and Keith Jones
		Diplomats from France and Canada, countries that worked hand-in-glove with the US in the campaign against Aristide, are said to have continued to insist, long after UN, Brazilian and Chilean diplomats had conceded that the official vote count was riven with irregularities, that Préval be forced to contest a second run-off presidential election.
		According to an unnamed western diplomat cited in the New York Times, Préval responded to demands that he guarantee that Aristide, who now lives in exile in South Africa, will be barred from returning to Haiti, with the reply, “The last time Mr.
		For their part, the political representatives of Haiti’s traditional elite have responded to the official announcement that Préval won the presidency by suggesting that his victory was illegitimate and, therefore, that he has no rightful claim on the office.
	www.countercurrents.org /jones210206.htm (1003 words)

	The Washington Diplomat
		Participants and observers agree that Washington diplomacy is a free-wheeling, informal, highly complex scramble to shape the American debate on international affairs and to influence U.S. policies that often have global consequences.
		In Washington, timeless traditions and long established rules that are scrupulously adhered to in other capitals are often turned on their heads or reformulated in ways that make them unrecognizable.
		Diplomats have to be aware of the views and influence of dozens of interest groups that have a real impact,î Cutler added.
	www.washdiplomat.com /01-02/a3_02_01.html (1520 words)

	Diplomats blast Blair's foreign policy -DAWN - International; 27 April, 2004
		The diplomats, among them former ambassadors to Iraq and Israel, told Blair they had "watched with deepening concern the policies which you have followed on the Arab-Israel problem and Iraq, in close cooperation with the United States.
		The diplomatic swipe is bound to be seized upon by Blair critics as fresh evidence that British interests come second to America's because of Blair's zealous alliance with President George W. Bush and his neo-conservative agenda.
		The diplomats zeroed in on two key initiatives dominated by Washington - Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations and war in Iraq - and wrote off both as "doomed to failure".
	www.dawn.com /2004/04/27/int4.htm (702 words)

	#5 Diplomats Beach Washington 17-8 in Women's Lacrosse :: Franklin & Marshall Continues Centennial Conerence Dominance
		Washington cut into the lead as Lauren Sampson scored at 4:36 and Sally Mancini registered a free position goal at 4:36, but the Diplomats answered prior to halftime as midfielder Sloan Giampa (Jr., Cortlandt Manor, NY/Yorktown) netted back-to-back unassisted goals at 2:33 and 1:13 for a 10-2 lead at the break.
		Washington's Lauren Sampson scored at 20:35 to pull the Shorewomen to within eight goals, but F&M tallied back-to-back goals as Summers scored on an assist from defender Emily Gill (Jr., Yorktown Heights, NY/Yorktown) at 19:53 and Foster curved a shot around the left post at 13:32 for a 15-5 margin.
		Washington countered with goals at 9:58 and 3:48 from Mancini and Bollinger, respectively, to pull to within eight goals, but Summers tallied unassisted scores at 3:15 and 1:25 to set the lead at 17-7.
	www.cstv.com /sports/w-lacros/stories/041506aas.html (720 words)

	Center for International Policy
		The State Department notified the Cuban government this morning that seven diplomats from Havana's mission at the United Nations in New York, and seven officials at Cuba's de facto embassy in Washington, were being given 10 days to leave the country.
		The Cuban diplomats in Washington were declared persona non grata, requiring their prompt departure, Mr.
		Washington expelled four Cuban diplomats in November in response to the Montes scandal.
	www.ciponline.org /cuba/cubainthenews/newsarticles/nyt051403TMarquis.htm (728 words)

	Lacrosse News
		Washington opened up the lead in the third quarter as sophomore attackman Chris Read (Baltimore, MD/Boys Latin) fired in goal with 9:24 to play in the period and then found sophomore midfielder Andrew Generazio (Springfield, VA/West Springfield/Bridgton, ME) for a score with 8:38 remaining the push the lead to 7-4.
		Washington scored the first two goals of the fourth quarter to stretch the lead to 9-5.
		Washington stretched the lead to 9-5 to open the fourth quarter as Sam Lane tallied an unassisted goal at 13:29 and Read found Mike Sutter for a goal at 7:34.
	www.laxpower.com /laxnews/news.php?story=3394 (875 words)

	CNN.com - Diplomats leave Kabul empty handed - August 21, 2001
		WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Diplomats from the United States, Germany and Australia are returning on a U.N. flight to Islamabad after having their requests for extended visas denied by the ruling Taliban.
		Another State Department official said that the diplomats made no headway on hearing the charges against the detainees or an explanation as to how the case would be handled according to the Taliban's interpretation of its Islamic laws.
		State Department officials said efforts to secure the aid workers' release are complicated by the lack of formal diplomatic relations with the Taliban, which the United States does not recognize as the legitimate government of Afghanistan.
	edition.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/asiapcf/south/08/21/taliban.diplomats (590 words)

	US Expels Four Cuban Diplomats In Spying Cases
		The diplomats at the Cuban interests section in Washington, named as first secretaries Oscar Redondo Toledo and Gustavo Machin Gomez, were given until Nov. 11 to leave the country, spokesman Richard Boucher told a daily briefing.
		He said the diplomats at the Cuban mission at the United Nations, who were not named, "have been requested to leave the United States for engaging in activities deemed to be harmful to the United States outside their official capacity" -- apparently a euphemism for spying.
		Boucher did not say whether the Washington diplomats played any part in the Belen Montes case or whether the expulsion was merely a punitive measure by the United States.
	www.rense.com /general31/cuban.htm (411 words)

	Boston.com / News / Nation / Washington / Former diplomats, commanders blast Bush foreign policy
		WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration does not understand the world it faces and is unable to handle ''in either style or substance" the responsibilities of global leadership, a group of 27 retired diplomats and military commanders charged yesterday.
		The new group, which calls itself Diplomats and Military Commanders for Change, believes that Bush must be replaced for the United States to regain credibility and strengthen valuable foreign alliances.
		Among those who signed the statement were Admiral William J. Crowe, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Ronald Reagan and ambassador to Britain under President Clinton, and Marine General Joseph P. Hoar, appointed by George H.W. Bush to lead US forces in the Middle East.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/washington/articles/2004/06/17/former_diplomats_commanders_blast_bush_foreign_policy (387 words)

	US Boots Cuban Diplomats - Above Top Secret Conspiracy Community
		A senior administration official said those ordered home from the Cuban mission in Washington were found to have engaged in three types of improper activities: monitoring and surveillance, association with known criminals and the attempted recruitment of spies for Cuba.
		State Department spokesman Philip Reeker said the seven Washington-based diplomats have been declared ``persona non grata.'' The seven in New York were expelled for ``activities deemed to be harmful to the United States outside of their official capacity,'' he said.
		The identities of the diplomats in Washington were not disclosed.
	www.abovetopsecret.com /forum/thread9514/pg1 (910 words)

	US Offers Iran Nuclear Incentives
		Diplomats had revealed Monday that the United States had upped the ante on what had initially been a European offer by agreeing to provide Boeing aircraft parts for Iran's aging civilian fleet.
		Just days before, Washington broke with decades of official policy of no high-level diplomatic contacts with Tehran, announcing it was ready to join in multinational talks with the Islamic republic over its nuclear program.
		Both diplomats said Solana withheld the other part of the package - a series of measures meant to penalize Tehran if it does not relinquish enrichment, which can generate power but also can be used to make weapons-grade uranium for the core of nuclear warheads.
	www.military.com /NewsContent/0,13319,99939,00.html (504 words)

	Russia Assails U.S. as Tensions Grow
		The Kremlin was infuriated by Washington's decision to dispatch a high-ranking official to meet a senior Chechen rebel envoy just two days after a wave of deadly car bombings for which Russia has blamed the guerrillas.
		The third diplomat, U.S. naval attaché Robert Brannon, was shown in other surveillance tapes and was accused of gathering secret information on a Russian reconnaissance vessel in the Mediterranean.
		Washington's new tough line against Moscow has included a refusal to hold an early summit meeting with President Vladimir Putin, criticism of Russian arms deals with Iran and condemnation of the Kremlin's espionage activities.
	www.commondreams.org /headlines01/0328-01.htm (739 words)

	AxisofLogic/ News - Americas
		The White House has frustrated diplomatic efforts to assuage Arab outrage at its Middle East policy reversal by declining to offer written assurances that it recognises the Palestinians have a territorial claim to the West Bank.
		According to the Washington Post yesterday, King Abdullah had promised that Jordan would intervene with the US to ensure that a final dispensation on the fate of Palestinian refugees and territory would be the outcome of negotiations, and would not be imposed by Israel.
		Until Monday Arab diplomats believed the discussions were progressing and that state department officials were seeking a way to accommodate the request.
	www.axisoflogic.com /cgi-bin/exec/view.pl?archive=53&num=7254 (639 words)

	JS Online: Cuba Limits Travel of U.S. Diplomats
		The department officials said U.S. diplomats for the past several years have been free to travel in a 700-kilometer (434-mile) area encompassing the city of Havana and Havana Province.
		The officials, asking not to be identified, said that Washington imposed the same restriction on Cuban diplomats in Washington within 24 hours.
		Among Havana's current complaints with Washington is the treatment of five convicted Cuban spies held in American prisons.
	www.jsonline.com /news/nat/ap/mar03/ap-us-cuba031403.asp?format=print (634 words)

	US Has Quietly Expelled Dozens Of Saudi Diplomats
		The diplomatic sources said about 70 diplomats and embassy staffers were expelled in late 2003 and dozens of others were ordered to leave the United States by mid-February.
		The Saudi diplomats, in a determination made by the FBI and Homeland Security Department, were said to have abused their diplomatic privileges in the United States.
		The U.S. decision to expel the diplomats was said to have stemmed from a Houston, Texas conference in December 2003.
	www.rense.com /general48/saud.htm (550 words)

	The Intelligence Network :
		As Saddam Hussein's government collapsed, Iraqi diplomats were jumping ship, burning documents or--at the very least--left stranded in their embassies without orders and unsure of who their new boss will be.
		The last Iraqi diplomats in Washington will be leaving the United States Friday after being declared persona non-grata, the latest stage in the U.S. effort to isolate Iraq diplomatically as U.S.-led advance toward Baghdad.
		Iraqi diplomats are staying put for now in Thailand despite a US request to have them expelled ahead of a looming war in Iraq, officials here said.
	www.intellnet.org /news/index.html?type=category&value=Diplomats (528 words)

	Franklin & Marshall College \| Athletics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Diplomats have also been ranked No. 1 in the country during seven regular seasons, including six of the last 14 years (twice by Sports Illustrated in the last seven years).
		Four teams (1979, 1991, 1996, 2000) have reached the NCAA Final Four as the team's 11-year streak of NCAA championship tournament bids (1986-96), advancing to at least the second round each year (including 10 appearances in the "Sweet 16"), was the longest streak in the history of NCAA Division III.
		The 2003-04 season was one to remember as the Diplomats claimed the Centennial Conference Championship on their home court defeating Johns Hopkins University 69-58.
	server1.fandm.edu /departments/Athletics/mbasket/default.html (310 words)

	UN set to lift Iraq sanctions today: US offers more concessions -DAWN - Top Stories; May 22, 2003
		Washington opposed this but agreed instead to provide for a council review within 12 months, at which time it could take any further steps it deemed necessary.
		While Washington has left the door open to a possible future change of heart, it has so far flatly refused to bow to previous United Nations resolutions requiring that, before the sanctions can be lifted, the inspectors must certify that all Iraq’s mass destruction weapons have been destroyed.
		Diplomats said the resolution was certain to get 12 “yes” votes in the 15-member council, with only France, Russia and China’s votes in question.
	www.dawn.com /2003/05/22/top5.htm (761 words)

	U.S. Restricts Cuban Diplomats in Capital After Spy Charges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 — The Bush administration has restricted the movements of Cuban diplomats in Washington three weeks after federal authorities charged a top Defense Department intelligence analyst with spying for the Havana government, officials said.
		Under the new restrictions, Cuban diplomats would be confined to an area circumscribed by the capital Beltway, the freeway that rings Washington, and a corridor that leads to Dulles Airport in Virginia.
		Montés's arrest, the administration decided that Cuban diplomats should be restricted to an area on par with that allowed to American officials in Cuba, said Philip Reeker, a State Department spokesman.
	www.freeserbia.net /Articles/2001/Spy.html (311 words)

	Center for International Policy
		The seven Cubans at the U.N. Mission in New York are being expelled ``for engaging in activities deemed harmful to the United States outside their official capacity,'' a U.S. official said, using diplomatic language for spying.
		In Washington, a State Department spokesman said seven diplomats in the Cuban Interests Section there were declared ``persona non grata'' because of ``intelligence activities incompatible with their diplomatic status.''
		The Washington diplomats were given 10 days to leave the country, U.S. officials said.
	www.ciponline.org /cuba/cubainthenews/newsarticles/may03/ap051303Lederer.htm (630 words)

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