How well do you know your states? Are you on a nickname basis? Let's find out.
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Seth Dixon's comment,
February 15, 2012 9:59 AM
I missed one the first time around...ironically about the state that is the closest to where I live!
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"The story of the Arab revolution that was abandoned by the Arabs, forsaken by the West and forgotten by the world." Delete the scoop?
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Bahrain put down an uprising and said it would introduce changes. But so far, little has changed in a country where Shiite Muslims make up most of the population but have very little power. Delete the scoop?
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"The revolt in little Bahrain is easy to ignore. But it’s actually part of a big global story."
This is the Arab Spring uprising that the media forgot...it's a small country so the seemingly unsuccessful uprising got shelved for more important news. At the heart of this uprising in the Shia vs. Sunni schism, with the government being controlled by the minority Sunni (and backed by the Saudi government and military which is also Sunni). Delete the scoop?
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