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U.S. pastor says guilty of sexual immorality
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Taiwanese president denies that he embezzled public money, apologizes for scandal
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Taiwanese president denies that he embezzled public money
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Episcopal Church installs new leader
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Pastor dismissed after church finds against him
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11/05/2006 [-]
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President Chen pledges response to wife's indictment
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The Episcopal Church installs female priest as presiding bishop
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Venezuelan President Chavez threatens to halt oil exports to U.S.
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Evangelical leader Ted Haggard dismissed as leader of church
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Mexican president slams U.S. migration policy at 22-nation summit
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China Pledges Billions in Aid to Africa
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Chavez threatens to cut off Venezuelan oil exports to United States
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U.S. evangelical leader agrees to resign from church after board recommends it
11/04/2006 [-]
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11/04/2006 [-]
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Julia Boutros tours the Arab world
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1999 U.S. war games predicted chaos if Iraq were invaded
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Music World marks 10th year with prizes
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Military-oriented media urge Bush to fire Rumsfeld
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Mayor Bloomberg visits World Trade Center site
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Nazi 'master race' children meet
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Leftists From Across Mexico Flood Oaxaca
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Iraq Urges Calm Ahead of Saddam Verdict
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The Hindu Young World Delhi
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Thomas hoping for World Cup classic
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With world watching, Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega makes fourth attempt to return to presidency
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World championship from Nov. 6
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World Cup carrom to be held in Delhi
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World's largest container ship arrives in UK with tons of China-made Christmas gifts
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Luli widens RP links to world, unveils sculpture in Scotland
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Ortega has slim lead as Nicaraguans go to polls
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Curfew ordered as Baghdad awaits Saddam verdict
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Woman bishop leads US Church
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NewsTrove.com Brazil downs U.S. in 3 sets at world volleyball championships
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Secularist Turks stage anti-government march
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Children of Nazi racial engineering meet in Germany
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Largest Earth Mover in the World
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Female bishop becomes leader of U.S. Episcopal Church; a first for a woman
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EU asked to protect traditional foods from around the world
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Russian nationalists defy march ban
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Top Hamas rocket maker killed in Israeli attack
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Hussein trial comedy, tragedy, chaos
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Israel Presses Attacks in Gaza
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Guatemala System Is Scrutinized As Americans Rush In to Adopt
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Israeli Troops Kill 7 Hamas Militants
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Chan says dialogue scenes drive him nuts
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Negroponte makes unannounced Baghdad visit
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NATO Troops Hit Afghan Insurgent Compound
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New York Mayor Bloomberg visits World Trade Center site to o
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Western Canada leads October's strong job growth
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Protesters Overrun Mexican University
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Macworld benchmarks Core 2 Duo Macbook Pros
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Six Arab States Join the Rush to Go Nuclear
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Army recruiters dupe students to enlist.
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World's largest cargo ship delivers Christmas cheer across the globe
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Davydenko reaches Paris Masters final
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Protesters urge climate action before Kenya meet
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New York Mayor Bloomberg visits World Trade Center site to observe search for remains
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Israel urges world action after Iran missile test
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Comatose Sharon stable in intensive care
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12,000 Turks march against radical religious influences
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Moscow police detain hundreds of ultranationalists
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World's largest cargo ship delivers Christmas cheer
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Military Contracts Buoy World Airways
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Security tight ahead of Saddam verdict
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Toyota's operating profit to top two trillion yen report
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Brazil downs U.S. in three sets at world volleyball champion
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Iraqi PM condemns Saddam 'crimes'
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McLaren-Mercedes want 2007 Formula One world title
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'World's largest' ship expected
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World average carbon steel prices may decline
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Top Hamas rocketmaker killed in Israeli strike
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Russia, Brazil unbeaten in women's volleyball worlds
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World Airways plays the field, from troops to football teams
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Iraq tense ahead of expected Saddam verdict
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Sixty of Hitlers children meet
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Fiji military chief returns as coup fears ease
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Man sentenced to 245 years for three slayings in Indiana
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U.S. says terror suspect shouldn't talk to civilian lawyer
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World's Largest Cargo Ship Delivers Christmas Across the Globe
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Man sentenced to 245 years in prison in 3 killings in Indiana