An oversupply of ethanol is suddenly plaguing farmers, in part because distribution of the fuel has not kept pace with new distilleries.
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G.O.P. Hopeful Took Own Path in the SenateIn his eight years in the Senate, Fred D. Thompson displayed little enthusiasm for the divisive battles that motivate religious Republican primary voters. Under Iron Hand of Russia's Proxy, a Chechen RevivalThree years after a wave of guerrilla and terrorist attacks in Russia's war against Chechen separatists, the republic has fallen almost fully under the control of the Kremlin. 
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What Makes a Monk MadMyanmar's military rules by force, but the monks, equal in number to soldiers, retain ultimate moral authority. G.I.'s in Iraq Ready for Rest, but Hardly at EaseSome in the 10th Mountain Division's Second Brigade worry about what their minds will carry back. Sports of The Times
Out of Deepest Depths, a Moment for the MetsIn the 45 loopy previous seasons of the Mets, nothing had ever happened like the mood swings Saturday. Big Coffers and Rising Voice at Conservative GroupFreedom's Watch, founded this summer, is set apart from most advocacy groups by the wealth of its benefactors. |
 
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