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    OBAMA CALLS FOR A NUCLEAR WEAPON-FREE WORLD
    April 5, 2009 - Czech Republic

    Barack Obama calls for a purge on the world's nuclear weapons. His warnings of proliferation were accompanied by the possibility of nuclear-armed terrorists. He unveiled a plan to cut stockpiles, curtail testing, choke fissile production and secure loose nuclear material. "As the only nuclear power to have used a nuclear weapon, the United States has a moral responsibility to act," he said. His speech was warmly received.

    THE U.S. CONSULATE IN PESHAWAR IS ATTACKED
    April 5, 2010 - Pakistan

    At least seven people have died after militants attacked the U.S. consulate in Peshawar. Several explosions were reported near the consulate, and some of the area's other buildings collapsed. A susequent gun battle between the police and attackers occured after the explosions, and eleven people were killed in those. One of Pakistan's main Taliban factions has said it carried out the attack. The raid came a few hours after forty-three people had been killed in a suicide attack about fifty miles north-east of Peshawar. That bomber had targeted a crowded rally that was being held by a Pashtun nationalist party in Timergara.

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Is an approved and accredited private school (Chapter 766) providing a complete education for students by balancing stimulating academics with teaching new and more appropriate therapeutic skills. Every aspect of our program has been custom designed to support and nurture students while increasing their proficiency at learning and interacting. Milestones Day School’s Transitions Program is designed for students aged 15-22 to assist with all aspects of transiting to adulthood. The Transitions Program accepts students who progress through our day school as well as students who are currently enrolled in other programs and are looking to gain skills for this next phase of their life. Our program was carefully developed to ensure students experience a successful transition and to assist with post-graduation goals.

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