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Hezbollah fighters show off might by sweeping Sunni rivals out of Beirut's Muslim sector
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Palestinian mortar shell kills Israeli man, Israeli retaliation kills 5
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Despite more than 1 million homeless, Myanmar allows just one U.S. shipment.Related:
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The Myanmar government is still blocking foreign aid.Related:
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Hezbollah and government forces clash on Lebanon's streets.Related:
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Fritzl says he brought his daughter flowers and watched TV with their kids.Related:
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Gordon Brown's popularity ratings have plummeted in recent polls.Related:
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Russia holds a victory parade to honor its war veterans.Related:
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PM Ehud Olmert is suspected of having taken a bribe from a New Yorker.Related:
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