Q: A person wants to move to Peru to be safe from Hugo Chavez
LIMA, Peru A Venezuelan opposition leader who says he is a victim of political persecution by President Hugo Chavez's government requested political asylum in Peru on Tuesday, one of his lawyers said. Manuel Rosales, a leading Chavez opponent, has been charged with corruption in Venezuela but says his trial would not be fair. Lawyer Javier Valle-Riestra said there is "convincing evidence" supporting his case for asylum and that Peru's foreign ministry should summon Rosales to explain his request within a week. Peruvian Foreign Minister Jose Antonio Garcia Belaunde said earlier Tuesday that Rosales entered Peru as a tourist on April 4.
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Q: Fannin County Family Connection won't offer screenings.
Fannin County Family Connection, in a partnership with the mobile Mary Ellen Locher Breast Center, will offer mobile screenings at ... PLEASE LOG IN FOR PREMIUM CONTENT Our website requires visitors to log in to view the best local news. Not yet a subscriber? Subscribe today
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Q: Fred was defeated before
Argument<br>Ben stood his ground. He wouldn't let Fred win the argument this time. Fred started talking, but Ben interrupted him right away. Ben stated his case in a few short sentences. And for the first time, Fred conceded defeat.
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Q: The School was a High School.
It was sometime in 2004. It was prior to the June meetings because my husband was a teacher at the school, so I often heard things that he would come home and tell me. So I knew that there was some discussion over the biology book, so sometime before that. I can't tell you exactly when.
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It's impossible to say