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on correctly noted in The New Yorker=this week, Washington's response to months of investigation on the ground in Libya and Egypt by Times reporters Kirkpatrick, Suliman Al= Zway, Osama Alfitori, and Mayy El Sheikh quickly devolved into a useless de=ate over the term "al Qaeda." Representative Darrell Issa (