Shoe bomber requests uncensored subscription to Time.
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Richard Reid, otherwise known as the "shoe bomber", has reportedly asked a US judge to let him have an uncensored subscription to Time magazine.
Reid - who has pleaded guilty to attempting to blow up a transatlantic
Reid is scheduled to appear in court on 8 January 2003 for sentencing. He faces between 60 years and life in prison for attempting to blow up the American Airlines aircraft.
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