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French hopes over Libya medics
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French gendarme shoots children
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Soccer-Under-20 World Cup results
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World's Tallest Man Gets Married
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This week's fun photos from around the world
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Chinese writer loses case against 20th Century Fox
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The World from Berlin An Iraq Uppercut for Bush
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Cheating man's penis cut off
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Oracle to release 46 patches next week