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There are no immediate plans for house-to-house collection for the material in the Antelope Valley, Waste Management spokesman Eric Rose said. Colonel Stephen Davis, commander of a Marine regiment patrolling western Iraq, "faced a crowd of 300 people angered by the house-to-house searches and summary detentions, reports The New Fork Times. They built a community for approximately 5,000 inhabitants with its own freeway exit, supermarket, church--everything that belongs in a real town-in order to simulate house-to-house combat. |
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