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Number of Zimbabwe elephants killed with cyanide rises to 60
Hwange national park in western Zimbabwe currently hosts 53,000 elephants, twice the park's carrying capacity
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American Airlines flight diverted after passenger's 'alarming' 9-11 speech
The passenger was removed from the flight and transported to a psychiatric facility for evaluation
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Guantanamo judge rules lawyer for 9/11 suspect should stay on
Issue of bin Attash's legal representation has stalled the hearings involving him and others charged in 9/11 attacks
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Less guts, more gory for horror
Genre may be yet to give up on the ghost but ‘Paranormal Activity’ franchise culminates in final film
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UN climate agency says "Don't panic!" as ozone hole gets wider
Ozone hole that appears over Antarctica fluctuates in size, normally reaching its widest in the polar spring
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Four people lynched in Central African Republic's capital
The incident brings this week's death toll to 11, including three senior negotiators for the Muslim Seleka alliance
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Women's acquittal in topless protest at Notre Dame is upheld
Notre Dame is visited by millions of tourists and religious devotees every year
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Ex-student in New Hampshire prep school sex assault trial to be sentenced
The trial cast a harsh light on the culture of the elite 160-year-old St. Paul's School
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Militants pose biggest threat to Britain for decades: spy chief
The head of MI5 says militants are planning mass casualty attacks
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Britain's long-awaited Iraq inquiry to be published in June or July 2016
The inquiry aims to shed light on every aspect of Britain's involvement with Iraq from 2001 to 2009









