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Bhutto assassination worries the world
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The Wacky World of Work 2007
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Imran on the attack
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Abbas's government dismantling militant groups
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U.S. commander says Iraq gains are "reversible"
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Repairing the US image in the world should be the primary focus
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Family lies to win Hannah Montana tickets
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Norwegian cruise ship hits Antarctic iceberg
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China promises more democracy for Hong Kong
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Algerian soldiers kill 7 suspected militants
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Death toll reaches 30 in Egyptian building collapse
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Musharraf cracks down on rioters
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Fukuda hints at possibility of Cabinet reshuffle in
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Christians Fear Attacks by Indian Hindus
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Abbas Is Said to Dismantle Groups
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Japan PM says to consider cabinet reshuffle soon
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Iraq to discuss border agreement with Iran
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U.S. commander Iraq gains are 'reversible'
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Iran may recall foreign-based players for World Cup qualifiers
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Violence forces Christians to move into camps
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Twenty killed in clashes
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Rottweiler kills baby boy
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Troops kill 20 Tamil Tigers
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Govt accused of Bhutto cover-up
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Iraq says most of Al-Qaeda network destroyed in 2007
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Zoe's Ark six to appear in French court January 14
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U.S. commander says Iraq gains are 'reversible'
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South Africa's Zuma to Stand Trial AP
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Iraq Touts Gains Against Terror Group AP
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Video player fiasco shows who's porn to be naughty
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Miller Gets 1st WC Win As a Solo Skier
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Italy's Costazza wins women's World Cup slalom race in Austria
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Healing hands for miracle girl
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Cruise ship strikes iceberg
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Rebels keep rescue teams guessing on hostages
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Nauru the little island that can't
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Imran on the attack over Bhutto death
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Bhutto party accuses government
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U.S. candidates seek to strike chord with crowds
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San Francisco Zoo's woes on track to multiply
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Kenyan Opposition Is Poised to Sweep
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Pakistan Says Bhutto’s Death Has Qaeda Link
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Pakistani security forces told to break up rioters
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US sends 10 Saudi inmates home
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14 Hamas members arrested
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Abbas's government dismantling militant groups minister
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Influential Senegalese sect leader dies
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Khamenei warns of 'enemy plots' ahead of Iran vote
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Thriller author scores big in Spain again