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Hostage negotiator Captors of BBC journalist promise to free him within 24 hours
06/16/2007 [-]
Tanzania drops on FIFA world rankings
06/16/2007 [-]
World Bank Report Says Aids Epidemic Slowing Down
06/16/2007 [-]
Mahatma Gandhi's birthday to be observed as World Non-Violence Day
06/16/2007 [-]
Somali insurgent video shows man firing surface-to-air missile, claims ability to shoot planes
06/15/2007 [-]
New RV Hall of Fame, a tribute to roadtrips, opens in Elkhart
06/15/2007 [-]
World's biggest airshow gets bigger as Airbus and Boeing superjumbos compete
06/15/2007 [-]
Somalia insurgents show missile in video
06/15/2007 [-]
U.S. military deaths in Iraq at 3,520
06/15/2007 [-]
Some space station computers now working NASA
06/15/2007 [-]
EB
06/15/2007 [-]
Red Hat Linux awarded top government security rating
06/15/2007 [-]
Many civilians avoid Turkey's security zones, where soldiers are battling Kurdish rebels
06/15/2007 [-]
U.N. pays tribute to Waldheim, who writes 'last word'
06/15/2007 [-]
SLeone minister arrested over deadly helicopter crash