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American man arrested in Pakistan border area where troops fighting militants.Related:
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Hearing held in Afghanistan for British Solder accused of spying for Iran.Related:
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EU nations divided over resuming partnership pact talks with Moscow.Related:
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Al-Maliki says British troops no longer necessary as a fighting force.Related:
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Clashes with Taliban in Pakistani tribal region near Afghan border kill 51.Related:
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Chinese dairy sued over infant's toxic milk death; producers blame farmers.Related:
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Investigation finds tear gas used by riot police contained powerful explosive.Related:
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Insurgents worldwide take cues from Iraq, grabbing foreigners for ransom.Related:
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Officials see signs of upcoming nuclear test -- but also signs of nuke deal.Related:
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Allies fight over whether U.S. helicopters wandered into Pakistani air space.Related:
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Iran's president tells the U.N. that nuclear program will continue.Related:
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Secretary of state says Russia is doing all the wrong things.Related:
World Credit Crunch
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U.K. government will provide up to $63 billion to 3 of Britain's largest banks.Related:
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EU acts in its most unified response to the global financial crisis so far.Related:
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Most Asian markets higher after last week's rout.Related:
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Dow douses fears of "Black Friday" by briefly turning positive late in trading.Related:
What a World
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For $30 million, Richard Garriott gets two weeks in space and a risky ride home.Related:
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Kenya first to try elephant texting to protect both humans and wild animals.Related:
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Saatchi's new exhibition of modern Chinese art is getting a mixed response.Related:
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Iceland offered for sale as a wholesale lot on eBay on Friday.Related:
Iraq War
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Baghdad gears up for its second heavy-metal concert since the fall of Saddam.Related:
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Al-Maliki says British troops no longer necessary as a fighting force.Related:
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Christian store owner shot to death; latest in series of minority killings.Related:
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Police say 8 dead, 22 wounded in car bombing of southwestern Baghdad market.Related:
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Brazilian rainforests are disappearing faster than ever.Related:
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Despite the $700B bailout plan, financial fears hurt international markets.Related:
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Jerusalem's ancient tower of David has become a 'night speculator'.Related:
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Chinese investing billions to catch up with U.S. and Russian space programs.Related:
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Gen. Petraeus steps down as top commander in Iraq to head CENTCOM.Related:
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U.S. troops overseas reflect on events of 7 years ago.Related:
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Israel becomes the latest country to produce world class wines.Related:
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Rushed arrests led to not guilty verdicts in a airline liquid bomb plot.Related:
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Florida Keys evacuate as Hurricane Ike barrels toward the U.S.Related:
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Oil is a key reason for the world's interest in the escalating conflict.Related:
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Pandas displaced by Sichuan Province earthquake are struggling to survive.Related:
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Italian president has famous masterpiece "touched up."Related:
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The U.S. swimmer becomes the winningest Olympian ever with 11 gold medals.Related:
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Dede Koswara, who has HPV and immune deficiency, is known as "Tree Man."
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Beijing scrambles to deal with terror threats, protests and pollution.Related:
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Residents have rebuilt many homes and avoided famine without government aid.Related:
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Contemporary art from Iraq is on display in New York City.
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See how Birthdays are celebrated around the globe.Related:
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British media scrutinizes Democratic presidential candidate.
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Visitors will soon be able to see the ballroom set for a royal banquet.Related:
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Portuguese police are dropping the investigation due to lack of evidence.Related: