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Organizers say more than 100,000 people joined the rally in below-freezing temperatures; police estimate turnout at about 28,000 |  |
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State media's use of the title is a sign that the Stalinist nation's second generational transition of power is going smoothly |  |
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Thousands gather at funeral for victims killed in twin suicide blasts in the capital Friday |  |
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Military spokesman says radical Muslim sect began clashing with security forces Thursday in Damaturu and Maiduguri |  |
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Thousands began arriving Saturday to spend Christmas in the town believed to be Jesus' birthplace |  |
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Last week, small US bank said it would stop wiring cash to companies in Somalia because it feared violating US counter-terrorism laws |  |
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In its 17-year history, the tribunal has achieved a number of firsts |  |
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Despite its remarkable oil wealth, the country is beset by high unemployment, war damage and the lingering effects of sanctions |  |
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World Bank says region bears brunt of natural disasters, accounting for 80 percent of lives lost globally |  |
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Long-reigning rulers fell, others teeter on the brink, region is forever changed |  |
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Review comes as lawmakers in more US states are passing tough anti-immigration laws |  |
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Issue exemplifies concerns by academics that ideas of Darwin increasingly are being undermined by the Islamic-rooted government | ![Demonstrators protest against the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey [TUBITAK] over the exclusion of articles commemorating Charles Darwin's 200th birthday from a scientific journal published by TUBITAK, in Ankara, Turkey, March 2009. Demonstrators protest against the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey [TUBITAK] over the exclusion of articles commemorating Charles Darwin's 200th birthday from a scientific journal published by TUBITAK, in Ankara, Turkey, March 2009.](http://media.voanews.com/images/75*75/reuters_turkey_protests_science_230_march2009.jpg) |
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