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French fighter jets shot down a Libyan government plane over Misrata Thursday
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Britons divided about whether no-fly zone is wise course of action
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Workers among those frantically trying to get critical
cooling functions restored to damaged reactors and fuel ponds at
Fukushima-1plant
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President's elite Republican Guard faces off with army units who support opposition forces in Mukallah, several people wounded
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US defense secretary Robert Gates says there is need and opportunity for ‘bold action’ to move toward two-state solution
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Government offering citizens greater freedoms, including possibly ending emergency law in place for more than four decades
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Attempts to organize popular demonstrations to vent anger fail as government moves to swiftly disperse protesters
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European Union leaders gather in Brussels as economic crises spread among members sharing euro currency
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Despite troubled start, there is broad agreement on most constitutional principles between MDC and ZANU-PF parties
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A report on situation in southern Mindanao says obstacles to peace enormous but resumption of negotiations promising
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International agencies gain trust of local population in northwest where Taliban thinking once ruled
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Qualities made Tala Raassi a success -- two pieces of cloth at a time
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