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Bahrain Shias battle police at protester's funeral
Protesters pelted police with petrol bombs and stones in clashes that broke out in Bahrain.
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West Nile cases, deaths jump in latest week
The number of West Nile virus infections in the US has jumped more than 60 percent in the past week.
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Why keeping Akin in play is good for Obama camp
Obama is following Napoleon Bonaparte’s age-old advice: Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
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Syrian army batters parts of Damascus, 47 killed
The Syrian army shelled southern Damascus on Wednesday and helicopters fired rockets and machine-guns.
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Asian shares up after Fed minutes, euro hits 7-week high
Asian shares rose and the euro hit a seven-week high on Thursday.
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Thousands being moved from China's Three Gorges - again
China relocated 1.3 million people during the 17 years it took to complete the Three Gorges dam.
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US says surprised by Navy SEAL's book on Bin Laden raid
The US government was surprised by the news that a Navy SEAL has written a book about the Bin Laden raid.
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Australia declares resources boom has peaked
The resources boom has fuelled what has been dubbed a two-speed economy.
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US, Pakistan must divorce as allies: Haqqani
The United States and Pakistan should stop pretending they are allies, says former ambassador.
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Golf: Johnson eager to defend title
Long-hitting American is the only player in the elite 125-strong field to have won FedEx Cup playoff.









