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Heavy clashes reported in Lebanon's north; explosions rock country's second-largest cityRelated:
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After last week's fighting Lebanon appears to be pulling back from civil war.Related:
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Thousands of kids disappear annually; many are put on adoption market.Related:
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Coalition government falls apart after less than seven weeks.Related:
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Japanese technology captures planet rising over the moon.
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Myanmar Cyclone
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Myanmar generals impound two U.N. food aid shipments, triggering outrage.Related:
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Olympic Run Up
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Chinese climbing team carries Olympic flame to the top of Mount Everest.
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Traveling to and through China is now tougher, government admits for first time.Related:
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Chinese climbing team carries Olympic flame to summit of Mt. Everest.Related:
Iraq War
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