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For the last few years, Twitter has mainly been a tool for tech insiders and news junkies, just as CNN initially appealed primarily to a hard-core, but limited audience of news obsessives until the start of the Gulf War, when everyone tuned in for news on the war as it broke.
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The world will not be rid of poverty, war or terrorism until almost everyone on Earth is in the middle class.
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So we can't agree on a history where everyone won the war and no one lost it.
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Even the arguments about more contemporary and relevant issues, like Iraq or the War on Terror, feel tired and played-out: everyone, pro and anti-Hitchens alike, seems to be reading from the exact same script that they had back in 2003.
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But everyone realises that ultimately the war cannot be won on the battlefield and a dialogue with the Taliban is needed.
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Fuller mentions just about everyone in post-war Hollywood, without casting new light on any of them.
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Unity is on the official agenda here and it seems that everyone is tired of war.
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In a sickening show of "reassurance" Mladic -- now on the war crimes tribunal's most wanted list -- told the women everyone would be taken out by bus out and safely reunited.
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When everyone was keen on retail stores to rent DVDs, Netflix avoided the gladiator war with Blockbuster by using mail delivery.
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What happened was not a war on the Jews so much as a convulsion in a long-disputed territory, in which everyone killed everyone.
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On that note, it seems that most everyone is very busy preparing for and fighting the last war.
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