>>Dateline Rome -
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>>According to late reports, Julius Caesar, popular Roman leader,
>>today was stabbed in the Forum. This happened as he was on his
>>way to the Senate, which was to be in session even though today
>>is an official holiday, Ides. A group of conspirators said to
>>include Caius Brutus and Cassius has taken credit for the act.
>>"He was warned," a spokesman said. It is now known that Caesar
>>died of his wounds, according to doctors at Capitoline
>>Hospital, where he was rushed. One, who requested anonymity,
>>speculated that the fatal wound was "the most unkindest cut of
>>all." Funeral arrangements are still incomplete, but Marc
>>Antony, a confidant of Caesar, is expected to deliver the
>>eulogy. Antony is known for his rhetorical skills. There will
>>be complete coverage of the funeral ceremony. Details of the
>>assassination will follow as learned.
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>Emily J. Van
>Museum Science Research Librarian
>Museum Science Grad Student
>Museum of Texas Tech University
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No,beware the Ides of March

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