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Possible Air France Debris Spotted in Atlantic Brazilian Air Force says searchers spotted airplane seats, oil and metal parts about 650 kilometers off coast Arab, Muslim Americans Have High Hopes for Obama's Cairo Speech   Most Arab Americans say they are interested in a lasting Middle East peace, and hope the new US president will restore a new sense of fairness in the region Pakistani Military Recovers Abducted Students Military and government officials say army recovered 71 students, 9 staff members following fierce gunbattle with militants early Tuesday in North Waziristan India Considers Terror Suspect Release, Gilani Speech as Setback to Relations with Pakistan   India disappointed about release of Jamaat-ud-Dawa founder, regarded as front for terrorist organization Lashkhar-e-Taiba Blast Near US Base Kills 6 Afghan Civilians Afghanistan Interior Ministry says it remains unclear whether Tuesday's explosion near Bagram airfield was caused by roadside bomb or suicide attack North Korean Leader Chooses Successor Amid Signs of More Brinkmanship   Intelligence analysts say Kim Jong Il appears to have selected youngest son, Kim Jong Un to take his place China, US Work Together to Combat Financial Crisis   US Treasury Secretary Geithner meets with two of China's top leaders, including Premier Wen Jiabao and President Hu Jintao Bankrupt US Automaker to Restructure with Taxpayer Help US government to infuse GM with another $30 billion; GM CEO says new company will be more competitive, with the ability to generate a sustained profit Amid Bankruptcies, Closings, Family Car Dealership Weathers Hard Times   Managers say honesty, service sustain five locations in small town Documentary 'Transcendent Man' Profiles Inventor Ray Kurzweil   Kurzweil developed first reading machine for the blind and first keyboard synthesizer that could duplicate sound of grand piano, or any other instrument