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Pentagon Correspondent for @AFP. Previously based in Iraq, the UAE and Lebanon and reported around the Middle East; editor in the US | william.dunlop@afp.com

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Die Siegesserie der Dunlop-Familie geht dank Michael unvermittelt weiter

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By Helmut Ohner, Robert Dunlop, William Dunlop
| SpeedWeek
Die Tourist Trophy ist untrennbar mit dem Namen Dunlop verbunden. Dabei handelt es sich aber nicht um den Tierarzt Dr. John Boyd Dunlop, dem fälschlicherweise zugeschrieben wird, 1887 den ersten mit Luft gefüllten Reifen erfunden zu haben, obwohl bereits 40 Jahre vor ihm sein schottischer Landsmann Robert William Thomson diese bahnbrechende Idee hatte.
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US senator sues Pentagon chief over 'unconstitutional' punishment

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By William Dunlop
| Black Hills Pioneer Verified
US Senator Mark Kelly sued Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday, accusing him of violating the constitution by seeking to punish the Democratic lawmaker over a video urging US military and intelligence personnel to refuse illegal orders. The lawsuit -- which names Hegseth, the Defense Department, Navy Secretary John Phelan and the department he heads -- said their actions "violate numerous constitutional guarantees and have no basis in statute.
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US senator sues Pentagon chief over 'unconstitutional' punishment

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By William Dunlop
| JMU Breeze Verified
US Senator Mark Kelly sued Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday, accusing him of violating the constitution by seeking to punish the Democratic lawmaker over a video urging US military and intelligence personnel to refuse illegal orders. The lawsuit -- which names Hegseth, the Defense Department, Navy Secretary John Phelan and the department he heads -- said their actions "violate numerous constitutional guarantees and have no basis in statute.
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