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	Tibetans mark Olympics close with anti-China rally
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Pope calls for humanitarian corridors in Georgia

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	EU concern over phone bill trend
	Valentino shows he's always in fashion
	EU agrees to support Georgia, but stalls over more severe ac
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Ukraine

Blazes sweeps Ukraine military base

	Hard times for Japan's temples
	Dalai Lama admitted to hospital
	UN urges Kashmir investigations
	Baby elephant rescued from well
	'Safe passage' offer in Sri Lanka
	Man Utd release China star Dong

Monkey in zoo

Zoo planning to add more female koalas after deaths

	Somali pirates free Omani vessel
	Arab warning after 'racist death'
	Abbas: no to settlement of refugees in Lebanon
	Palestinian president rejects idea of permanent settlement o
	U.S. forces arrest senior Iraqi official
	China has head start over West for Iraq oil

A Palestinian man listens to Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh during Friday prayers at a Palestine mosque in Gaza February 16, 2007. wn ALI OMAR AO1

ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinian water boss reduced to "crisis management"

	Oil slick kills more than 200 penguins in southern Brazil
	Petrobras eyes stake in OVL’s Brazilian assets
	China muzzles criticism of hapless Olympic soccer team
	Brazil's debate over new oil wealth heats up
	Wikileaks touts information on Venezuelan president Hugo Chá
	Two approaches to exploiting higher food prices

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Sugar cane to keep more Brazilian lights burning

	Rebels and army clash in DR Congo
	Appiah returns for Black Stars
	Angola's oil wealth fails to reach its people
	ICC Expert Trains Cameroonian Youth in Cricket
	Police Disrupt Civil Society Meeting
	Forest-Environment Sector Project - Research Component under

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Graeme Smith ruled out of Oval match

	'Cold feet' may halt toad march
	Diageo, Brown-Forman hurt by weak European economy
	ANZ to shift 400 jobs to its Indian offshore arm
	Missy Higgins in America
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Rugby: Wallabies wait on Elsom appeal

	Latin America and Caribbean record solid economic growth fig
	Oil producers in Gulf of Mexico brace for Tropical Storm Gus
	Dalai Lama admitted to hospital in India for tests
	Dalai Lama in hospital after suffering stomach pain
	Strengthening Gustav threatens Jamaica
	Tourists flee as Gustav churns toward Jamaica

England's Ryan Sidebottom, who took five wickets in the second innings, leaves the pitch after his team defeated New Zealand on the fifth day of their second international cricket test at Basin Reserve in Wellington, New Zealand, Monday, March 17, 2008.

Injured Sidebottom may miss out on Caribbean payday

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