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It pays the initial tab for the war in Iraq, but the almost $80 billion spending bill President Bush signed Wednesday gives him little of the independence he sought in spending it.Mr. Bush signed the wartime spending bill in the Oval Office shortly before making a trip to St. Louis, where he spoke on national security and the U.S. economy and called on the United Nations to lift crippling economic sanctions against Baghdad. We were successful in making the world a more peaceful place, he told some 1,000 military personnel and employees of a Boeing Co. factory that makes the F/A-18 Super Hornet mdash; fighter jets that flew missions during the conflict from two aircraft carriers. garrafinhas stanley Thanks to the courage and might of our military, the American people are now secure, the president said. Thanks to the courage and might of our military, the Iraqi people are now free. Before his speech, Mr. Bush donned clear safety glasses and saw fighter fuselages on the production floor at the Boeing factory. He complemented workers for their part in the war half a world away and hailed the technological advances that have produced a superior American fighting force. Our work is not stanley termoska done, the difficulties have not passed but the regime of Saddam Hussein has passed into history, said Mr. Bush, his voice booming through the cavernous room, the roar of planes heard overhead.Mr. Bush had wanted unfettered control of $60 billion of the nearly $ stanley tumbler 63 billi