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The commission investigating the government's failures before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks is in danger of becoming a study in recalcitrance by the Bush administration.
I often find myself becoming a ?study hermit,?
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Ms. Devert now finds herself becoming a quick study in Mexican current events.
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