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June 18, 2011 |
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Syria Expands Crackdown on DissentWitnesses say troops with tanks, armored personnel carriers swept into Bdama, fired machine guns, arrested at least 70 people |
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Karzai Announces Peace Talks with TalibanAfghan president says US, other foreign powers holding talks with Taliban aimed at ending nearly decade-long war |
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Fighting in Northwest Libya, NATO Pounds TripoliClashes erupt between forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and rebels in city of Nalut |
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Morocco's February 20 Movement to Protest King's Reform PlanPro-reform group says monarch's proposal does not meet 'demands for true separation of powers' |
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Former Zambian President Chiluba DiesChiluba suffered heart-attack at home after spending most of Friday with his lawyers, members of parliament |
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US Envoy Condemns Kosovo Partition Plans, Ethnic TensionsAssistant Secretary of State Philip Gordon concludes four-nation trip through Balkans, expresses concern over unresolved war crimes |
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US Revises Deportation ProgramAuthorities say they are modifying how they enforce key immigration program to concentrate on most serious criminals |
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Immigrant Women Especially Vulnerable to Sexual Harassment in WorkplaceMore than half a million African migrants have come to US since 1980, and many have settled in New York |
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Obama Offers Advice to Dads on FatherhoodPresident Obama says growing up without a father encouraged him to work extra hard in doing his best to raise his daughters |
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Titanic Exhibit Brings the Tragic Story to LifeShip's story comes to life in exhibit at Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas, has more than 300 artifacts recovered from wreck in 1985 |
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