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Several hundred people living near damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant now call high school gymnasium home
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Country has begun what it acknowledges are desperate attempts to try to stem radiation leaks from the facility
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Rescue workers, survivors face heavy snowfall amid wreckage of last week's unprecedented disaster
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Gadhafi’s son declares city's fate will be decided in several days, says army coming to residents' defense
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Libya's conflict has revived a UN doctrine known as the 'responsibility to protect,' resulting in a sanctions against Gadhafi
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At least two people killed in clashes as security forces used armored vehicles and tear gas to disperse crowds; hundreds wounded
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As violence spreads, UN-certified winner of November's presidential election Ouattara say he is giving Gbagbo one 'last chance'
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Raymond Davis was accused of shooting and killing two men in the eastern city of Lahore on January 27
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Egyptians will vote on proposed constitutional changes on Saturday
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Fighting erupts as government forces, joint United Nations-African Union peacekeepers launch offensive to retake territory
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Aid workers on border scramble to cope; questions remain
about whether sustainable assistance possible in such an unstable region
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Official says China will maintain its overall nuclear energy policies
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Japan underestimated potential for giant tsunami
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