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US high plains could power coastal populations
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Muslims should not use weapons of mass destruction and have them only as a deterrent, Egypt's Grand Mufti Ali Gomaa says.
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Hundreds of thousands of Tamil civilians displaced in northern Sri Lanka should be resettled quickly, a political leader says.
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Almost 2,000 passengers disembark in Sydney from a cruise ship at the centre of a swine flu outbreak in Australia.
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The Australian government says it is preparing to seize control of run-down settlements in Alice Springs, known as town camps.
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A woman who shot to fame in a British TV talent show is in a private clinic after being assessed under the Mental Health Act.
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Havana agrees to resume talks with Washington on immigration by Cubans to the US, the state department says.
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Carlo Ancelotti moves a step closer to becoming Chelsea's new manager after his contract at AC Milan is terminated by mutual consent.
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All new tobacco products manufactured in India will have to carry pictorial warnings to discourage their use.
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Several Palestinian workers have been hurt in an attack by a group of Israeli settlers in the northern West Bank.
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The first post-independence President of Guinea-Bissau, Luis Cabral, dies in Portugal's capital, Lisbon, aged 78.
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Roger Federer and Tommy Haas go into a fifth set at Roland Garros, after Serena Williams goes through.
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Trade unions urge Niger's President Mamadou Tandja to scrap plans to hold a referendum allowing him to seek a third term.
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A UN team investigating possible war crimes in Gaza, led by Richard Goldstone, arrives in the territory from Egypt.
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Jamaica's security minister withdraws a remark that people killed by police are collateral damage in the war on crime.
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner tells China's government its huge investments in the US are "very safe".
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An outcry from China's internet community may force the end of a dish made from chickens killed by poisonous snakes.
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Car giant General Motors is preparing to file for bankruptcy protection, the biggest industrial failure in US corporate history.
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Parties loyal to the leader of South Ossetia win the first election there since last year's war between Georgia and Russia.
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One of Israel's most famous TV entertainers has been accused of ordering attacks on TV executives who turned down his ideas for new shows.
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US military confirms 24 service personnel were killed in Iraq in May, the highest total since September 2008.
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Hong Kong's Cardinal Zen, an adviser to the Pope, says China should reassess its verdict on the Tiananmen massacre.
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North Korea is moving closer towards launching another long-range missile, despite international concern.
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A woman who shot to fame in a British TV talent show is in a private clinic after being assessed under the Mental Health Act.
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Angry protesters in northern India set fire to a train in protest at a move not to stop at remote stations, police say.
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US car group Chrysler secures court approval for a consortium led by Italy's Fiat to take over its assets.
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At least five Somali policemen are killed in a roadside bomb blast in Mogadishu, while the government retakes a police station.
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Hungry people in the central African nation of Chad raise an old culinary fad from the dead - to get their fangs stuck into fried blood.
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Vandals splash paint onto a controversial modern museum in Rome housing the 2,000-year-old Ara Pacis altar.
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Controversial US abortion doctor George Tiller has been shot and killed at a church in his home state of Kansas.
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Protests continue across Indian-administered Kashmir, following the deaths of two women allegedly killed by Indian troops.
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A key suspect in the killing of a newspaper editor in Croatia has been arrested in Belgrade, Serbia's interior minister says.
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Finland charges a former preacher at a Baptist church in Rwanda with genocide for his alleged role in the 1994 killings.
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Roger Federer keeps alive his dream of a first French Open title by fighting back from two sets down to beat unseeded Tommy Haas and reach the last eight.
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Police in the US state of Kansas continue to question a man held in connection with the killing of a prominent abortion doctor.
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Thirty-six illegal miners are killed in an underground fire at a disused mine in South Africa's Free State.
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Swat conflict hits trade in Pakistan district
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Several hundred Pakistani students are missing near the Afghan border, amid fears they may have been abducted.
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Car giant General Motors files for bankruptcy protection, the biggest industrial failure in US corporate history.
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France says it is unlikely anyone on board a plane carrying 228 people which vanished en route from Brazil has survived.
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A 39-year-old British man is held in connection with the death of Kinga Legg, a businesswoman found dead in a Paris hotel.
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Nigerian militants say a British oil worker held captive since last year whom they were preparing to release will not now be freed.
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Real Madrid appoint Villarreal boss Manuel Pellegrini as their new coach to replace Juande Ramos.
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Encouraging economic data from China, the US and the UK sends stock markets rising around the world.
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What caused Paris plane to disappear over the Atlantic?
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A Sri Lankan journalist who campaigns for media freedom is abducted and beaten by unidentified attackers.
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