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Mogadishu hit by fresh fighting
10/28/2007 [-]
First lady intent on becoming Argentina's first elected woman president
10/28/2007 [-]
80 Taliban Reported Killed in Afghanistan
10/28/2007 [-]
Libya's Gaddafi to visit France in December paper
10/28/2007 [-]
Israel reduces fuel supplies to Gaza Palestinians
10/28/2007 [-]
In Somalia, free speech deadly
10/28/2007 [-]
World news 7 killed during battle in Somalia's capital
10/28/2007 [-]
Thousands flee tense northwest Pakistani town
10/28/2007 [-]
High oil prices shift world focus on alternatives
10/28/2007 [-]
Earth makes a comeback
10/28/2007 [-]
Wildfires still threaten homes
10/28/2007 [-]
Soccer Weary Urawa held by Nagoya, Kawasaki put 7 past
10/28/2007 [-]
Paulson Pushes India on Nuclear Deal
10/28/2007 [-]
Minorities Less Likely to Trick-Or-Treat AP
10/28/2007 [-]
Calif. Firefighters Work to Hold Gains AP
10/28/2007 [-]
India's poorest march on capital for land rights
10/28/2007 [-]
Oil price 'grounds' N Korea fleet
10/28/2007 [-]
Argentina choosing new president