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Stop President Bush
President Bush has lied to our nation, waging a catastrophic war in Iraq that has only brought tears and pain amongst those he claimed to safeguard against the tyranny and madness of (now murdered) Saddam
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Ban campus politics
This caretaker government has taken the initiative to reform many sectors of our country. I think they are still ignoring a sensitive area which is politics in educational institutions.
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A fresh beginning
Bangladesh is a country with the potential to become one of the leading economic players in the South Asian region.
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An appeal to chief adviser
Dr. Fakhruddin must be passing a busier time than any time throughout his dazzling professional career. Besides, he is holding the most august responsibility that someone can think of in life.
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Wasa bills
I, being a domestic consumer of Dhaka Wasa living in Mirpur area, would like to draw the attention of the Wasa authorities in particular and the readers in general to the following few lines.
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Telecommunication
Bangladeshis live abroad for their own livelihood, but at the same time they earn a huge amount of foreign currency, which ultimately contributes to our economy.
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Interesting developments
When the two antagonistic parties are singing the chorus together, it is meant to be the wave of a panic-stricken tremor passing through the spine to the nerve centre.
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Power issue
Hasnat Khan's write up on the subject (DS:28Feb) is timely. It is not only a short-term, but a permanent solution towards power curtailment.
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Failed politicians
Please accept that you all have failed to deliver your services to the nation and citizens.
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Nation's achievement
In the online edition of a Bengali daily on 22 February 2007, one writing, under the column: "Opinion", caught my attention. The name of the writer of that column was not mentioned there.
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Well done, but...
It is really refreshing for us, the people of Bangladesh, to see a government actively working and taking steps against corruption and dishonesty that has plagued our beloved nation for the last few decades.
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The nation is with the govt
You have come to rescue the nation at a critical juncture . While the rest of the developing world moved at light speed towards development, Bangladesh just crawled during the last 35 years.
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Dr. Yunus
I am in favor of a third force. But it is really too hard to create a third force in Bangladeshi politics.
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BGMEA
We are pampering BGMEA, the rich milking cow. It should improve PR & self-image.
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Continue the rescue operation
Considering the prevailing situation, we want to say that the country needs cooperation from all sections of society to fulfill the present government's missions.
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World Cup prospects
Can we do anything in the upcoming cricket World Cup? Are we really up to that level of competing against the better teams? These are the questions that we ask today because our team still needs goodand
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The govt needs time
I think we should not forget under what circumstances the present caretaker government has come to power.
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