Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, has left the Church of England and joined the Roman Catholic Church. Blair, currently the special envoy for Quartet on the Middle East, has long been attending mass with his wife and four children, who are all Catholic. Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor received Blair into full communion with the Catholic Church during Mass at Archbishop's House, Westminster, on Friday.
Is this true: Blair belongs to the Church of England.

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There is none. They found as many weapons in this masjid as they found weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
Is this true: Weapons of mass destruction found in Iraq.

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Macedonia seems confident it can weather the storm, but some fear Athens may soon take things up a notch.
Is this true: Greece and Macedonia are in dispute over name.

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Sentiment is growing in the Bush administration and global energy circles to place Iraqi professionals in charge of their country's oil production after any war, despite a push by some officials for the United States to seize control of the lucrative oil fields.
Is this true: The United States threatened the "severest consequences" if Iraq were to use chemical or biological weapons against the United States, destroy Kuwaiti oil fields or participate in terrorism.

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