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Iran sees "high" chance of U.S. talks on Iraq soon
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Turkish PM will 'quit politics' if he cannot rule alone
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Remains of missing French climbers found in Nepal
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Pollution undermining China's productivity, threatening export reputation, report says
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Officials report massacre in Diyala; car bomb explodes near Iranian Embassy in Baghdad
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Russia vows response to Britain's expulsion of diplomats
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Georgia man gets 90 day reprieve a day before execution
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16 Guantanamo detainees transferred to Saudis
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Sexual abuse not just a Catholic problem Vatican
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New intel report Al-Qaida may use Iraqi network to attack U.S.
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Israel halts humanitarian aid convoy at Gaza checkpoint agency
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Disguised gunmen kill 29
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Quake standards spare Japan
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Archeologists dig up mask of Thracian king
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Pace Declares `sea Change' in Iraq
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Date set for World's End murder trial
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Libyan council to review sentences for medics
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Sydney urges residents to make 'Go Bags'
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Syria's president sworn in for 2nd term
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Barclays 'confident' of winning ABN bid battle
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Kazakhstan's Alliance Bank sells shares
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Earthquakes hit Japan's coast
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NZ lagging behind world in immunisation rates
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Finance minister New Zealand dollar overvalued
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Colorado police kill gun-toting 'emperor'
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Indonesian man jailed for outlet bombing
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Mugabe stripped of honorary UK degree
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Libya distributing money to HIV families in medic case
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World's first bionic hand on sale
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Rocket fire grounds flights
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'No mercy' for terror suspect
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Poison threat from Ukraine train
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Suicide bomb kills at least 85 in Iraq's Kirkuk
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Syria's Assad sworn in for second term
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Death sentence issued to Chinese employee over slave scandal
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Fears over nuclear plant persist after Japan quake
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World Bank debars two Indian companies
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Judge approves 660 million clergy abuse settlement in L.A.
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Bush calls for international Mideast peace conference
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Train carrying phosphorus derails in Ukraine, 20 poisoned
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Gunmen kill 29 villagers in Iraq
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Bomb hits Iraq army patrol
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Convictions in China slave trial
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Half of terror arrests released
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Endeavour crew begins pre-launch drills NASA
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3,000-year-old tomb discovered in western Greece
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Serbia rejects Kosovo-EU linkage envoy
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OPEC predicts increase in world oil demand
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Pace declares `sea change' in Iraq
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Singapore judge punished for caning sentence error
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China sentences kiln bosses
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Pace declares `sea change' in Iraq
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U.S. acts to boost Mideast summit
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Libya to rule on death row medics
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Pound soars on rising core inflation
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EADS names Louis Gallois sole chief, Enders Airbus head
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BHP Billiton mum on reports of Alcoa offer
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Ford denies it's in talks to sell Volvo cars unit
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Royal Bank Group sweetens ABN bid
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LA judge to review multimillion dollar abuse settlement
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UK foreign secretary says US relationship unchanged
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Suicide bomber strikes Kurdish office
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Bahamas jet ski accident kills US child on cruise ship stop
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U.N. chief warns abrupt U.S. troop withdrawal could deepen Iraq crisis
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Al-Maliki tries to soften comments that Americans can leave `any time'
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US Republicans face all-night vigil to defend Bush on Iraq
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South Africa SA Rugby Holds World Cup Cards Close to Its Chest
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Man gets death for killing 'slave'
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Sudan says it will meet with rebel groups
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Militants threaten attacks in Pakistan
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Electrolux says 2Q net profit down
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EADS mulls boosting military acquistions
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Turkey takes the lead in world contributions
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16 Saudis freed, then detained
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FDA may regulate tobacco industry
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Probe sought of corruption case
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All-night debate set on Iraq
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La. senator denies brothel allegation
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Bush calls fall summit on Mideast
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Judge punishes Spanish dad who took son bull running
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UN official says Iraqi children worse off
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Soldiers uproot thousands in Congo
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Iran airs images of 2 imprisoned Americans
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Temblor in Japan causes fire, leak at nuclear plant
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Poland addresses US defense shield
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Kirkuk sees its deadliest day
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Air France KLM considers tie-up with Iberia
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Earthquake in Japan kills 9 Leak at nuclear plant spills radioactive water into sea
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Malaysia protesters condemn Myanmar's 'sham' talks
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Libya's top legal body to rule on death row medics
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Militants threaten attacks in Pakistan's Waziristan
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US Senate deadlocked over Iraq war
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Lids open on waste drums tipped at nuke plant after deadly Japan quake
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Britain has started diplomatic war Russian media
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Bangladesh revives 'minus two' plan to oust ex-PMs
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Venezuela TV station forced off air broadcasts on satellite
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Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards urges to fight poverty across America
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US wildfire forces evacuation
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Iraqi extremists 'moving north'
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Mexico President Dismisses Accusations AP
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Jordan backs Bush's call for world conference on Mideast
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Honda Announces Cumulative Worldwide Sales of Fit/Jazz Reach 2 Million Units
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Chinyoka Sets Personal Best Time At IAAF World Youth Championships
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Harry Potter used in worldwide appeal to help find missing Madeleine
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'Dead zone' off Louisiana may expand
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Fees for degrees scheme is alleged
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Georgia man wins late stay of execution
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Probe of ex-gov.'s prosecution urged
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GOP lags Democrats in fundraising
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Dutch, others top Americans as world's tallest
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Israeli ministers approve Palestinian prisoners to be freed
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Malaysia protesters condemn Myanmar's "sham" talks
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World first Israeli dwarf helped to have normal-sized baby
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Samoa's Brian Lima named to for fifth Rugby World Cup c
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Rugby Lima to play in fifth World Cup
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Samoa's Lima to play in fifth World Cup
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Porsche thief smashes window
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Israeli Ministers OK Prisoners' Release
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Vermont town set to mull emergency ordinance on nudity
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Indonesia faces new airline ban
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World Bank death-by-pollution figures baseless China
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Police in piano cocaine haul
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Radiation scare after Japan quake
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Syria's Assad to be sworn in for second term
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Bangladesh revives 'minus two' plan to oust ex-PMs
07/17/2007 [-]
Israeli committee approves Palestinian prisoners to be freed
07/17/2007 [-]
Buddhist sect celebrates 800th anniversary in Ladakh
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Defiant Pakistani militants blow up checkpoints
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Four die in fierce fighting along Kashmir border
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Jakarta sacks security chiefs over lapse
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Charges filed in poisoning attempt
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Britain orders 4 Russians expelled over polonium case
07/17/2007 [-]
Pakistan attempts to salvage peace deal
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Libya makes no decision on medics' death sentence
07/17/2007 [-]
Ex-prisoner recalls Iran ordeal
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Russia rejects West's U.N. plan on Kosovo
07/17/2007 [-]
Apartheid-era minister in the dock for trial on various crimes
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Nuke Waste Drums Tipped in Japan Quake
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Eddie Murphy voted 'World's Biggest Love-Rat'
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Ousted TV station finds a new home
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Sex-abuse settlement gets judge's OK
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University leaders ousted over cover-up
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Should sex changes result in tax breaks?
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Sen. Vitter appears, apologizes again
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Politics behind ex-governor's prosecution?
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Orchid species found in Yosemite
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Older, cheaper diabetes drugs as effective as newer pills, study says
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Nudists' nirvana in Vermont weighs a modesty proposal
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Mamma mia! 10,000 tip at Pizza Hut
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Jailed academics in Iran shown confessing
07/17/2007 [-]
Georgia execution put off for 90 days
07/17/2007 [-]
Five to face trial in apartheid-era plot
07/17/2007 [-]
Congress attempts to ease passport crunch
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Bush to host fall meeting of Israeli, Arab leaders
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Billionaires snap up homes in Platinum Triangle
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4 Russian diplomats tossed out by Britain
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2 billion mice on the loose in China
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16 from Guantánamo now in Saudi custody
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Iraqi police suspected of betraying U.S. in deadly attack
07/17/2007 [-]
Gunman killed inside Colorado state Capitol
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Beverley keys U.S. to Under-19 world crown
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Salesforce.com Heats up Enterprise CRM with Salesforce Summer '07, Based on World's First Platform-as-a-Service
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World Bank Debars Indian Firms in Fraud Probe
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Malaysian leader calls for economic overhaul of Muslim world
07/17/2007 [-]
Cybercrime Beijing leads the world
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Philippine communist rebels ready to resume peace talks with government
07/17/2007 [-]
Bomb blasts rip Kirkuk, kill scores
07/17/2007 [-]
Radioactive leak follows deadly earthquake in Japan
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One city granting IDs to its illegal residents
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Bomb wounds 18 in Thailand
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Israel OKs list of Palestinian prisoners
07/17/2007 [-]
Argentine minister resigns over cash
07/17/2007 [-]
Japan searches for quake survivors
07/17/2007 [-]
Jurors in murder trial to marry
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Quake new radiation leak feared
07/17/2007 [-]
Republicans unwilling to support any of their presidential front-runners
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U.S. campaign silence belies importance of China
07/17/2007 [-]
Elders sent to haven to try to save peace
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Kurds wield hand in vote
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Quake spills radioactive water
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Waiter distracted when ex-Russian spy's tea was poisoned
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Japan quake toll rises amid new shocks
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Desperate hunt for survivors of Japanese quake
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English county target India opener Laxman
07/17/2007 [-]
Pakistan's Musharraf withdraws charge against ousted judge
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50 percent of Canadians support Afghanistan mission
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Bomb kills one, injures 18 in Thai south
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Myanmar wraps up largest-ever gem auction
07/17/2007 [-]
Indian police hunt monkey accused of stealing South Korean tourist's glasses
07/17/2007 [-]
Bush urges Arab support of Abbas
07/17/2007 [-]
Attack on Basra airport in Iraq damages runway, closes it for day
07/17/2007 [-]
Four soldiers, one rebel killed in Sri Lanka clashes
07/17/2007 [-]
Abbas friend 'to be released from prison'
07/17/2007 [-]
Fugitive Mafia boss held
07/17/2007 [-]
Man gunned outside governor's office