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Mixed feelings in Arab world
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Car bombs kill 68 in Iraq
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Iraqi state TV shows video of moments before Saddam's execut
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Reaction to Saddam's death mixed around the world
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Video of what is said to be Saddam's body airs on television
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At least 68 Iraqis killed in bombings
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* Seized Tamil girl escapes guerrillas
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South's new report warns North Korea is a `serious threat'
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Four due in court after Rwanda genocide arrests
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Ethiopia US signals support for Ethiopia in Somalia
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North Korea says US flew more than 2,200 spy missions agains
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Special tea fund may get corporate tag
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Saddam's daughters 'proud'
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Former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein executed by hanging
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26 injured after car bomb at Madrid airport
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Bombings Kill At Least 46 Iraqis
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Bomb blast at Madrid airport
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Comments on death penalty for Saddam
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Massive ice shelf breaks free in Canada's far north
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Missing twins found in Canada
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Gazprom, Belarus downbeat as late gas talks start
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Belarus feels lash of Gazprom's reach
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Briefly South Korea says North has big plutonium stock
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26 slightly injured after car bomb at Madrid airport
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Iraq bombs kill more than 50 as Saddam executed
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South Africa level cricket test series as sun comes out
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Indian police discover 15 skulls
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Bush says Hussein trial fair
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Car bombs kill 46 in Shiite town near Baghdad
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NT police hope to find missing NZ man
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Somali troops, allies prepare for showdown
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Bomb leaves 31 dead, 58 wounded in Iraqi town
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Ice shelf breaks free from Canadian Arctic
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'Ghost riding the whip' claims at least two lives
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Nation begins mourning for President Ford
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World's oldest nuclear power stations to close
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Butcher of Baghdad put to death
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UK pays off World War II loans
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* UK pays off World War II loans
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Premier enters capital
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Violence and turmoil lessen death's impact
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Rough seas swept 2 U.S. sailors to their deaths
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Loyalists warned of 'grave consequences'
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Hussein was symbol of cruelty
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2nd holiday storm hits West
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Software upgrade to make Mars rovers a little smarter
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Ford rites begin in California
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Former Iraqi dictator hanged before dawn
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Saddam's daughter wants Yemen burial
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ETA claim in Madrid airport blast
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Explosion rocks Madrid airport
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Minibus bomb kills 31
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Car bomb at Madrid airport injures four
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'Idiotic' choices
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Australia Jews feel 'threatened' by upsurge in anti
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Dead British soldier named
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Japan's Navy Denies Practice Invasion
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More than 500 missing after ferry sinks off Indonesia
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Elusive Taliban leader condemns `occupiers'
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Ferry carrying 850 sinks off Indonesia
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S. Korea sees North as a `serious threat'
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Two sailors die, two injured as waves lash submarine
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China links military buildup to U.S.-Japan alliance, Korea
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Iraq frees Iranian operatives arrested in raids, angers U.S.
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Rifts remain in Somalian capital
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QUOTES ON SADDAM's death
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World Council of Churches prays for peace after Saddam's execution/t
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Car bomb claimed by Basque separatists injures 3 outside Madrid airport
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5 more American deaths make December deadliest month of 2006 for U.S. troops
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World leaders welcome, condemn Saddam's execution
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* Blair paid for his Florida trip, Downing Street says
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Custody girls were happy with dad, says grandfather
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Butcher of Baghdad put to death in pre-dawn hanging
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15 skulls found in child sex probe
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India, US set up group to facilitate trade in legal services
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Six days mourning for President Ford
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Police resume child body search
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Hundreds feared dead as ferry sinks
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Gazprom-Belarus gas talks resume
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LI author joins Ford rites
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Ford Gets Fond Farewell In California
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China's A-share market growth tops world in 2006
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China to be world's third largest auto-manufacturer
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Saddam World response
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World leaders welcome, condemn execution
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Dubai set to become the no. 1 spa destination in the world
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Execution prompts joy, martyrdom claims
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Brown likely to follow Blair's EU policy
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Karmapa Lama holds world peace prayer at Bodhgaya
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15 skulls found at home of alleged mass killer
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* Australian PM says country 'crazy' if it does not go nuclear
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Bombing Outside Madrid Airport Injures 3
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Insurgency likely to live on
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Saddam Hussein's turbulent life
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* Two boatloads of NE Africans capsize off Yemen, 17 dead
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US welcomes Saddam hanging, Europe opposes execution
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Rod Steward and Steven Gerrard win honours
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US welcomes Saddam's hanging, Europe opposes execution
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Missing U.S. twins found safe in Canada, biological mother arrested
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World leaders welcome, condemn Saddam Hussein's execution
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15 killed in Baghdad blast
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Iran hails Saddam's execution
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Car bomb hits Madrid airport
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Sweden to drop world athletics championships bid
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Somalia's PM hopes to unit clan leaders
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Oil prices finish higher at end of volatile year
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Intertek opens new petroleum testing facility at Fujairah
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Somalia's PM Hopes to Unit Clan Leaders
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Kyrgyz parliament adopts new Constitution
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Leader of Taliban warns foreigners
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Electrical malfunction starts fire that kills 5, hurts 8 in Pa.
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First, a hometown church service for President Ford
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Hospitals attempt to block smoking on their premises
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Report Hussein executed in Baghdad
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Car bomb in southern Iraqi town
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Car bomb kills at least 30 in Kufa
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Down and Out in Paris
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Saddam hanging 'It's not the US's business'
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Imam among the dead after attack on mosque
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Saddam transferred to Iraqi custody
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Car bomb kills at least 17 in Shiite Iraqi city after Saddam's hanging
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Iraqis execute Saddam for mass killings
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Afghan leader urges end to Taliban insurgency
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Car bomb explodes at Madrid airport police
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Africans look to biofuels to cut OPEC price burden
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Egypt sends weapons to Palestinian forces
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Convicted Marine handed to U.S.
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Talks begin in gas dispute with Belarus
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Ship carrying 850 sinks
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On TV, death watch for dictator
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Hanging on a Muslim holiday is criticized
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Impact of Hussein's death likely to be limited
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In Somalia, the government prepares to take stage at last
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Monthly U.S. toll in Iraq at 2-year high
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Violence marked his rise, rule and fall
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Hussein executed - and Iraq braces
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Saddam could be hanged within month
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Year's second deadliest month for US troops
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Body of missing U.S. climber found in China
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Lawyer Don't hand Saddam to Iraqis
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Two US sailors die after falling off sub
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Bush making progress on new Iraq policy
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15 skulls found at home of alleged child killer
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Bulgaria demands fast appeal in Libyan AIDS case
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Taliban leader predicts defeat for NATO troops in Afghanistan
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Afghanistan blasts border plan
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Britain arrests 4 Rwandans suspected of genocide
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Somalia leader visits tense capital
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Biden wants to open Nazi archives
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Poll of military finds dimmer view of Iraq war
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Some colleges let men, women room together in dormitories
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Blair family's visit to Bee Gee's home in Florida rankles British
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Two U.S. sailors killed; swept from sub deck
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Israel won't release Palestinian prisoners ahead of holiday
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More human bones, debris found at Ground Zero
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No specific threats, but just in case ...
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Hanging death likely quick and painless
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Chronology of Saddam's life
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Fatal Pennsylvania fire blamed on electrical cord
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Snow just keeps piling on in Denver and Rockies
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Huge slice of Arctic ice could spell big trouble
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Tributes to former President Ford begin quietly
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Chinese automaker signs deal to build tiny Chryslers
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He was defiant, self-destructive
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Ferry carrying 850 sinks off Java coast
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Feared leader oversaw prosperity, followed by devastation
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A MATHEMATICAL EQUATION FOR LOVE AND WORLD PEACE / ROLAND
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Nation and World briefs Dec. 30
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2 sailors killed after falling off submarine
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Prison gang trial reveals a treacherous world
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Indonesia ship with hundreds aboard sinks navy
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Overseas Chinese world pro-reunification conference opens in Macao
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Blanket Bay named one of best hotels in the world
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US accepts threat to polar bears
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As EU Gates Open, 'Paradise' Flows East
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PC World The 20 Most Innovative Products of the Year
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Arabs divided over Saddam's sentence
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Barbara Ehrenreich on Poverty, War and Feminism's Place in the World
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Dead climber identified as American photographer
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Russia world leader in space launches ;
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Pipeline explosion kills 260 in Nigeria
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7 U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq
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15 YEARS OF FIGHTING
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U.S. supports armed intervention
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Court upholds death penalty for Saddam
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Al-Qaida's Filipino ally reportedly found dead
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Pilgrims converge on Mecca for hajj
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World news in brief
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A plea to spare Saddam's life
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Suicide bomber kills 9 near Iraqi mosque
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New State Laws Raise the Minimum Wage
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2 U.S. Sailors Die in Fall From Sub
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Muslim Pilgrims Pray at Desert Mountain
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Guatemalan Leader Vows to Revive Reforms
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Man Accused of Stealing From Donations
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Reputed Mobster Charged at 96 in Florida
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Hip-Hop Car Stunt Leaves Two Dead
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Saddam Hussein Executed for War Crimes
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NZ to host 2008 boardsailing world champs
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Report World Bank losing war on poverty
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UK arrests four wanted by Rwanda
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Pakistan mines borders despite criticism from Afghans, UN
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Shoaib left out of Pakistan squad for S. Africa tour
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20 teams to World Cup, GP fencing in Kish, Iran
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Big buildup ups the ante for 'new way' in Iraq
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The world's fastest scooter unveiled 75 bhp 850cc V-twin
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Murtha 'thought the world' of former President Ford
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Boats with Somalis, Ethiopians capsize after Yemeni patrols pursue them, 17 dead
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Somali refugee boats capsize off Yemen
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Israel escorts Egyptian arms delivery to Abbas
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Somalian leader's visit to capital met with cheers and jeers
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BT to offer long distance services in India
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* Electoral protest in Dhaka turns violent
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Violence in Dhaka as Ershad loyalists clash with police
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* US, WTO sparking changes in Hanoi
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Extortion by Hanoi seen as American is detained
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Bank of Cyprus rejects buy
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World Trade Center Tower Debris Discovered
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Sinn Fein urged accept N Ireland police
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Fiji's U20 World Cup dream in limbo
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Tyson Released After Drug Arrest in Ariz
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Somali leader welcomed in capital
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Population in Nigeria tops 140m
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US denies Saddam handed to Iraqis
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Wireless World Aisle displays for shoppers
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BBC News Science/Nature World Edition
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Georgian parliament approves 2007 budget