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Haiti and the Dominican Republic face heavy rains and flooding as the ever stronger Hurricane Dean roars by.
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A US student is left needing more than 100 stitches after being attacked by a shark off Florida.
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Chinese rescuers battle against the odds to reach 181 miners trapped in flooded coal mines in Shandong Province.
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The leader of Australia's Labor Party apologises for visiting a New York strip club during an official trip to the UN.
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A referendum in the Maldives seems to have backed a new presidential system supported by the islands' president.
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British troops are "stretched" but are winning the tactical battle in Afghanistan, General Sir Richard Dannatt says.
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The Israeli military says it has opened a border crossing to allow fuel deliveries to the blackout-hit Gaza Strip.
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Thailand's military-backed government easily wins a referendum on a new constitution, exit polls show.
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Extra Peruvian troops are sent to areas devastated by Wednesday's earthquake to stop looting and unrest.
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International monitors says Kazakhstan's parliamentary poll did not fully meet international standards.
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Jordan opens its schools for the first time to tens of thousands of Iraqi refugee children.
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Afghan TV stations broadcast a video appearing to show a German woman who was kidnapped in Kabul.
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Jamaica braces as Hurricane Dean approaches, bringing 145mph winds and a forecast 20in (50cm) of rain.
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Modernising the Nafta trade deal will occupy the leaders of Canada, Mexico and the US when they meet on Monday.
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Unidentified gunmen shoot dead a leading clan elder in the Somalian capital Mogadishu.
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At least seven people are killed in a mortar attack on a mainly Shia eastern suburb of Baghdad, officials say.
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Typhoon Sepat brings high winds and torrential rains to China's east coast, killing at least 15 people.
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Six US miners trapped after a collapse in the state of Utah may never be found, officials say.
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Peruvian President Alan Garcia faces protests by quake survivors as he tours one of the worst-hit areas.
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French FM Bernard Kouchner is in Iraq, the first ministerial visit since France opposed the 2003 US-led invasion.
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