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12 South Korean hostages free
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Pakistan's Musharraf, Bhutto reach agreement
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Reprimand for officer charged in Abu Ghraib scandal
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12 South Korean hostages freed
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Radical Iraqi cleric suspends his militia
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CNN 12 South Korean Hostages Freed
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British cigarette packs to feature graphic pictures
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Sole officer charged in Abu Ghraib scandal get reprimand but no jail time
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Japanese court rejects Chinese wartime compensation suit
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George and Laura Bush spend Wednesday in New Orleans
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Britain will require graphic pictures of diseased organs on cigarette packs
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Turkish leader to review cabinet
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Taliban release 4 more Koreans witnesses
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Iran denies US accusations on Iraq
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Army officer reprimanded in Abu Ghraib trial
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Iran summons Swiss diplomat to protest US detention of Iranians in Iraq
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No US witnesses in 'friendly fire' inquests defence ministry
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Turkey's new president to approve reform cabinet
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Turkey's ex-Islamist president assumes office with calls for reform
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Israeli army scaling down Golan forces
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Iraq's Sadr suspends militia activities for six months
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Britain to put picture warnings on all tobacco products
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Greek fire victims queue for cash
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Georgia bent on stirring trouble with Russia to secure NATO membership
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Irish student fined 300 USD for dropping his pants in Senegal
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Sandstorms wrecking sections of China's Great Wall, report says
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Taliban Begin Releasing Korean Hostages
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U.S. Releases Group of Iranians Held in Baghdad
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Swedish paper defends publishing Mohammad drawing
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Taliban free 5 more South Korean hostages
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Georgia to raise 2007 defense spending by 200 mln to 600 mln
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Taliban frees 8 S. Korean hostages
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US military releases Iranians in Iraq
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Former astronaut to pursue an insanity defense
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Taliban free eight South Korean hostages
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German workers take on private equity 'locust'
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Britain unveils Mandela statue
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NOAA blames heat of 2006 on humans
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Nation's average SAT scores drop
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Burning man torched ahead of schedule
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Taliban agrees to free 19 hostages
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Devout Muslim is Turkey's new president
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String of public figures in South Korea faked degrees
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Study Greenhouse warming main cause of last year's U.S. warmth
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Chinese miners recount survival tactics
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Senator 'I am not gay'
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One million Shiite pilgrims ordered to leave holy city
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Turkey's ex-Islamist president assumes office with calls for reform
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World stock markets on edge amid credit worries
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Five more SKorean hostages handed to elders
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Aussie soldiers open fire in Afghanistan
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Paralyzed Korean man sets wheelchair distance record, plans another
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Kosovo tensions simmer through long hot summer
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Holocaust survivors return to Poland with new world fortunes to help rebuild Jewish life
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Taliban free five more hostages
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Coppola to build tourist resort
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New Orleans marks anniversary of Katrina
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US arrests six Iranians in Baghdad as tough-talking Bush warns of 'Middle East holocaust'
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Taj Mahal briefly closed after India riots
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Asian markets drop in wake of Wall Street sell-off; Europe mixed in early trade
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Musharraf, Bhutto reach key agreement on leader's military role
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Chinese defence minister visits Japan amid thawing ties
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Sandstorms are wrecking sections of China's Great Wall
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IGA Worldwide Sticks with Codemasters for 3 More Years for In-Game Ads
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Three South Korean hostages freed
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Chinese defense minister visits Japan
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Sandstorms wreck sections of Great Wall
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U.K. government slammed over bug in outsourced Web site
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Feds taxed by financial system woes, watchdog agency says
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U.S. forces say free eight Iranians held in Iraq
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U.S. releases members of Iranian delegation detained in Iraq
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Asian markets drop after Wall Street sell-off; Europe mixed in early trade
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Bhutto 'ultimatum to Musharraf'
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Iranian president agrees to Oliver Stone film about his life
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Ancient Olympia complex reopens after forest fires in Greece
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Russia-U.S. economic forum convenes in Far East
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Taliban release 3 South Korean hostages
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Former official China's 'perception management' agenda controls all media
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Greek leaders criticized on response to fires
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Saudis ban newspaper after story on Iraq
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Iraqis who help US struggle to safely exit
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Police set to launch virtual Web patrols
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At least 50 killed as Shi'ite militias clash
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Some 100 Afghan rebels die in air strikes, battles
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Crowd-control horses quarantined with flu in Sydney
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Italy withdraws from controversial World Bank privatisation fund
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U.S. Troops Release Detained Iranians AP
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More than 100 killed in Afghan clash
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Colombia to seek Israeli's extradition
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More fires erupt in Greece; anger at government rises
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U.S. troops release members of Iranian delegation to Iraqi authorities
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Taliban frees three South Korean hostages
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Sarkozy seeks to give EU greater world role EU Observer
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Virtual cops to patrol cyberspace in China from Sept. 1
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Japan considering aid to North Korea after three-year hiatus
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Iran confirms release of its delegates arrested by U.S. in Iraq
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Musharraf-Bhutto pact almost done deal
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Taliban release three Korean women hostages
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Iran says U.S. accusations on Iraq 'not true'
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NSW govt urged to review ad guidelines
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Shiite militia fights end religious fete
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Iran's leader sees U.S. collapse in Iraq
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Bush issues stark Mideast warning
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Army officer acquitted of most Abu Ghraib charges
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Sudan rejects Darfur fighting accusations
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Curfew clamped on India's riot-torn Taj Mahal city
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US Marine faces court over Haditha killings
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Musharraf-Bhutto pact almost done deal minister
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New Orleans marks 2nd anniversary of Katrina with mix of anger, sadness
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Taliban free three South Korean hostages, more to be released soon
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Prison wardens go on strike
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NKorea searches for fugitives after floods aid group
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Statue of Nelson Mandela unveiled in London
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Taliban to release 8 of 19 Korean hostages
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Mummies From Around the World Photo Essays TIME
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Hawaii Superferry plans another attempt to sail to Kauai
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France to promote weapons exports
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'The worst fielding side in the world'
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Australia ranks low in world gun ownership survey
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- Bush warns Iran about interference in Iraq
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- U.S. Sets Grant for Young Iraqi Refugees
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Split verdict against colonel in Abu Ghraib case
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14. U.S. officer found not guilty of Abu Ghraib abuse
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11. Pilgrims flee Iraqi city; clashes kill 52
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Mystery surrounds claim of world's largest diamond found in South Africa
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New wildfires erupt in Greece as rising anger threatens government heading into elections
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Curfew imposed after Karbala deaths
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Senator Feds should threaten to cancel Sun's IT contract
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Famous fossil makes her public debut
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Police detain man for burning effigy at Burning Man festival
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Teenager loses his prosthetic hand
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Geena Davis accuses Minnesota-based advocacy group of plagiarism
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Bo Diddley is stable now
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Timeline of U.S.-India Nuclear Talks
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Army Looks to Guard for Recruiting Help AP
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Shiite Gunmen Clash at Karbala Festival AP
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US has most heavily armed citizens