The trial of Saddam in Iraq shows that the bleeding edge of international jurisprudence is finally embracing the decisiveness of rock, paper, scissors as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism.
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I hear that Shias decide capital cases by Best-Two-Out-Of-Three thumb-wrestling matches.
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