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    With Middle East peace talks underway in Washington, Jim examines the prospect for success with Dr. Mitchell Bard, Executive Director of the Non-profit American Israeli Cooperative Enterprise.
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    We review President Obama's prime time address on Iraq with Keith Appell, spokesman for www.RightChange.com
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    Are you sure you believe in horoscopes? If you're a regular America in the Morning listener, you've heard Jim intone that line above many times. Horoscopes would have you believe that everyone born on the same date has the same personality characteristics. To illustrate just what baloney that is, Jim will read the names of some of the people who share a particular birthday, and their personalities are so different, well, you just can't believe in horoscopes. (Or, can you?) Follow along as we'll periodically add to this list of examples, all of which are people not only born on the same date, but on the same day and year as well:

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