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Mission Impossible Sunday's New York Times had a series of articles marking the fifth anniversary of President Bush's "Mission Accomplished" victory speech on the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln. The title of the collection, "How to See This Mission Accomplished," seems fit more for a motivational-speaking seminar than a critical intervention in the discourse of war. It gestures to the inadequacies that riddle the mainstream media's analysis of the war in Iraq. And then you begin to read the articles.

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Sunday's New York Times had a series of articles marking the fifth anniversary of President Bush's "Mission Accomplished" victory speech on the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln. The title of the collection, "How to See This Mission Accomplished," seems fit more for a motivational-speaking seminar than a critical intervention in the discourse of war. It gestures to the inadequacies that riddle the mainstream media's analysis of the war in Iraq.

And then you begin to read the articles.