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At least 52 killed near the Abul Fazel shrine as pilgrims gathered to celebrate the festival of Ashura |  |
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About half of races pit Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party against ultra-conservative Salafist Nour Party |  |
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Protesters say most demonstrators arrested in Moscow remain in custody, including top opposition member |  |
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Germany, France among nations placed on negative credit watch |  |
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Charges of vote-rigging, fraud, intimidation has citizens and authorities fearing violence when presidential poll results are announced |  |
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Activists call on government to develop clean supplies of energy since coal contributes to greenhouse gases, climate change |  |
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Manufacturer recalls 400,000 cans of powdered milk for infants, says cesium in milk might have come from Fukushima-Daiichi power plant |  |
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Former US House speaker Newt Gingrich, a Republican contender, is ahead of former governor Mitt Romney in several national polls |  |
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Self-sufficient buildings will be environmentally sustainable |  |
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'Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers' focuses on government right to maintain secrets, public's right to know |  |
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Oscar winner Charlize Theron stars in edgy comedy about successful writer who moves back home to win over high school sweetheart |  |
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