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Tammy Faye Dies at 65 Sun, 22 Jul 2007 014222 GMT
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Environmental Protester Slain in Siberia AP
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Sheeran to lead World Food Program
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Ethiopia 38 politicians and activists released after pardons
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Report That Taliban Killed 7 Hostages Is Disputed
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6. Taliban says killed two Germans in Afghanistan
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Weather 'freakish' in Britain
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Elephant stomps man to death
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Pilot voice recordings found
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CORRECTED Taliban says killed two Germans in Afghanistan
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Burj Dubai is world's 'tallest building'
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Deluge Spawns Floods In Britain
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Government withdraws Iranian airline's operating licence
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Taiwan breaks bicycle parade world record
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CIA to revive harsh tactics
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China shuts plants that made tainted p
07/21/2007 [-]
Lula vows to act after air crash
07/21/2007 [-]
S. Korea To Pull Troops Out Of Afghanistan
07/21/2007 [-]
Canadians beat checkers after 18 years of research
07/21/2007 [-]
Argentina's first lady clear favorite for next president
07/21/2007 [-]
Worker suspected of stealing nuclear secrets from US lab
07/21/2007 [-]
Reverse thruster of Brazilian plane was off before accident
07/21/2007 [-]
Plame loses suit against Cheney
07/21/2007 [-]
Colombia extradites reputed drug lord
07/21/2007 [-]
Iranian-American detainees appear again on Iranian TV