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Friday, October 18, 2002 | Updated 4:50 a.m. EDT
Maryland's defense kept Georgia Tech off balance. (John McDonnell/Post Photo)
Terps Run Wild in 2nd Half
Downs has 3 TDs, 212 yards as Maryland tops Georgia Tech 34-10.
– Josh Barr
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Clinton Eases Back Into Fray
Former president picks his battles; he'll stump for Townsend on Friday.
– Jim VandeHei
• Election Explorer: Campaigns, Politics
Al Qaeda Threat Has Increased, Tenet Says
House-Senate panel are told recent attacks evoke pre-9/11 dangers.
– Dana Priest and Susan Schmidt
• U.S. Targets Top Al Qaeda Financiers
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U.S. Vows to Hit Iraqi Scuds
Pledge aimed at keeping Israel from retaliating to possible missile attack.
– Vernon Loeb and Thomas E. Ricks
• Bush Proposal May Break U.N. Logjam
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Ever-Rising Sum of Our Fears
A mention of The Sniper these days, and people want to talk, posit, emote.
– Kevin Merida and Hamil R. Harris
• Witness Allegedly Made Up Story
• Few Will Play in Sniper's Shadow
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Bush Is Cautious on N. Korea
President plans diplomatic solution to nuclear weapons program revelation.
– Peter Slevin and Glenn Kessler
• Quest for Weapons Metal Was Tip-Off
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• Capitals Win 3rd Straight
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