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Cell phones aren’t ringing these days in this Himalayan nation: Small businessmen can’t take orders, children can’t phone their parents and political activists can’t call around to organize a decent-sized protest. For the past month, since King Gyanendra seized power and ordered communications links switched off, Nepalese have been learning to live without their cell phones.

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Imagine if Bush woke up one day and decided he wanted all communications cut.