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- South Africa's police and the ruling ANC party intensified efforts on Tuesday to quell deadly violence against foreigners and a government minister said the unrest could damage the key tourism sector. |
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- The U.S. discriminates against blind people by printing paper money that makes it impossible for them to distinguish among the bills' varying values, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday. |
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- Heavy fighting erupted between Sudan's army and southern Sudanese forces in the disputed oil-rich town of Abyei on Tuesday, leaving at least 100 injured and an unknown number dead, aid workers said. |
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- The Dalai Lama began an 11-day visit to Britain Tuesday, during which Prime Minister Gordon Brown faces a delicate balancing act between backing Tibetan rights while not offending China. |
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- The United States and Japan both hope Taiwan and China can resolve the issues between them in a peaceful way, U.S. Ambassador to Japan J. Thomas Schieffer said on Tuesday. |
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- A German family were stunned when a rampaging bull burst through the back door of their house, charged around the living room, and then left by the front door. |
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- President George W. Bush signed a bill Monday that forces his administration temporarily to stop acquiring oil for its emergency stockpile, even though an aide said the president considers it a bad idea that will not lower fuel costs. |
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- A day after surrendering to the army, a one-eyed, battle-hardened female rebel commander urged other guerrillas Monday to follow her example and abandon their decades-long struggle. |
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- The jammed, noisy streets of New York's Lower East Side and the peaceful parks of California do not have much in common at first glance, but both are endangered by bulldozers or budget cuts. |
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- A donkey is doing time in southern Mexico for assault and battery. The animal was locked up at a local jail that normally holds people for public drunkenness and other disturbances after it bit and kicked two men near a ranch in Chiapas state, police said Monday. |
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- A record 140 million pounds of fraudulent benefit claims and overpayments were detected between 2006 and 2007, figures released by an independent watchdog on Tuesday showed. |
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- International investigators have busted a vast Internet fraud network and charged 38 suspects, most of them Romanians living in the United States, the Justice Department said Monday. |
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- Barack Obama was poised to reach a major milestone Tuesday in the Kentucky and Oregon primaries -- a majority of the pledged delegates offered in the Democratic presidential contest -- even as Hillary Rodham Clinton soldiered on despite her dwindling hopes. |
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- A former Los Angeles police officer who participated in home invasion robberies staged to look like police raids was sentenced to 102 years in prison. |
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- A newspaper photographer got a little too close to the action at the state high school track championships -- and was speared through the leg by a javelin. |
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- An American Marine accused in an alleged gang rape of a Japanese woman last year was sentenced to 600 days in prison Tuesday for andquot;committing indecent actsandquot; with a woman, but cleared of rape charges, the U.S. military said. |
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- A severe drought in Ethiopia threatens up to six million children, the United Nations children's agency warned on Tuesday. |
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- Arab mediators gave Lebanon's Hezbollah-led opposition a Wednesday deadline to respond to proposals aimed at resolving a political crisis which brought the country to the brink of civil war. |
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- Former President Alberto Fujimori's daughter says he has a pre-cancerous growth in his mouth and it may have to be operated on. |
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- An American woman was among four people found dead in the Mexican beach town of Playas de Rosarito, near border with California, officials said Monday. |
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- Two inmates were killed and 13 injured in a fight at a U.S. prison Monday, officials said. |
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- About 200 former Japanese-American university students have been awarded honorary degrees more than six decades after they were interned during World War II. |
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- South Florida residents were warned to stay indoors and a state prison and an immigration detention center were evacuated Monday as smoke from a massive wildfire in Everglades National Park billowed their way. |
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