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A celebration of music at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival
Whiplash kicked off the festival and uses music as a tool to explore human identity.
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Baghdad bomb blasts kill 26 as Iraqi troops fight rebels
Anti-government tribesmen attacked an army barracks northwest of Fallujah, and destroyed two Humvee vehicles.
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Delhi's 'anarchic' chief minister in protest standoff with police
Baton-wielding police prevent Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal from taking protest to home ministry headquarters.
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US ambassador 'deeply concerned' about Japan dolphin killing
The annual dolphin hunt in Japan is a source of controversy and concern
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This little piggy went to the Vatican, to get a blessing
Animals, including pigs, chickens, horses, cats and dogs, were at St Peter's Square to mark feast of St Anthony Abbot.
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Iran says enrichment suspension to start in a few hours: News agency
World powers and Iran are due to start implementing a landmark deal curbing Tehran's nuclear program.
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Suicide blast in Rawalpindi kills 13, injures at least 15
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claim responsibility for the attack.
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Conditional offer: TTP says it’s ready for ‘meaningful dialogue’
“If the government can prove its sincerity and its authority, we are ready for talks,” says TTP spokesman.
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Aussies continue to maul England
Hosts eye ODI whitewash after seven-wicket win in third ODI.
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3rd Test: Sri Lanka edge towards strong lead
Pakistan strike early but opponents boost chances of series win on day four.









