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Libyan state television says Western assault killed 48 people and wounded 150
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Arab League secretary general says that UN's implementation of no-fly zone on Libya has gone beyond what the league wanted
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Sources say Nabeel Rajab, the head of the Bahrain Center
for Human Rights detained, computers, CDs and mobile phones confiscated
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Head of Saleh's Hashed tribe holds President Saleh responsible for killings and demands that he resign
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Continued rallies in Deraa apparently prompted by killing
of at least four protesters by security forces Friday, mass arrests of
others
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Protests held despite pledge made by country’s king to undertake political reforms that include giving more power to parliament
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Rescue workers pull 80-year-old woman and her 16-year-old grandson alive from their collapsed home in Miyagi Prefecture
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Engineers want to route electricity to the crippled plant's central control room by late Sunday
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Poll to replace aging Dalai Lama after he insisted he is giving up politics
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Police say bomb went off as the men carrying it drove
through the city of Jos, where frequent religious and ethnic violence
take place
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Former first lady Mirlande Manigat, entertainer Michel Martelly compete in the second round of voting
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