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Arwa Damon: Freeze-frame moments
It was the war everyone just wanted to forget. But from a tiny red shoe in the rubble to a resident who rebelled against al Qaeda, CNN's Arwa Damon remembers the many freeze-frame moments caused by war.
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ABC News: International
Lawyer: Malaysian Accused of Rape Married the Girl
Prosecutors pursue rape case against Malaysian whose lawyer says he married 13-year-old girl
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- Malaysian Charged With Sedition Over Protest Call
- Japanese Octogenarian Becomes Oldest Man to Reach Summit of Mount Everest
- Globovision Owners Hint at Toned-Down News Stance
- Gov't Probe Faults Construction Materials, Code Violations for Bangladesh Building Collapse
- Boxes of Cash Seized in Mexico Corruption Probe
- Most of Montreal Told to Boil Drinking Water
- Toronto Mayor Fired From Coaching Job
- Men in 80s Vie for Everest Record
- Canada Sets New Aid for Peru Linked to Mining
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- Little Done in Brazil to Improve Safety After Fire
- Puerto Rico Legislator Targets Parents of Dropouts
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- Mexico Cartel Dominates, Torches Western State
- New Paraguay Leaders Promise More Free Milk
- Colombia: 10 Soldiers Killed by in Rebel Attack
- 4-Nation Pacific Alliance Trade Bloc Forges Ahead
- Am. Samoa to Keep Flier Miles of Govt Travelers
- Argentine Indians Ask President for Their Lands
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- Georgian Ex-Prime Minister Jailed for 2 Months
- France Boosting Security at Facilities Abroad
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Reuters: World News
Analysis: Crackdown on radical Islamists tests Tunisia's stability
TUNIS (Reuters) - For the first time since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011, relations between mainstream Islamists in government and radical Salafist Muslim activists have reached breaking point, sparking deadly clashes in two Tunisian cities.
- Canadian businessman goes on trial in Cuban corruption crackdown
- Japan's wartime brothels were wrong, says 91-year-old veteran
- European banks stop sending money to North Korea: aid groups
- West may boost Syria rebels if Assad won't talk peace
- Merkel protégé struggles with Germany's green revolution
- U.S. acknowledges killing four Americans in drone strikes
- West may boost Syria rebels if Assad won't talk peace
- U.S. acknowledges killing four Americans in drone strikes
- Stockholm riots challenge image of happy, generous state
- European banks stop sending money to North Korea: aid groups
- British soldier hacked to death in suspected Islamist attack
- Exclusive: Glencore, Trafigura deals with Iran may have skirted sanctions - U.N
- Iran pushes ahead with nuclear plant that worries West
- U.S. probe of Benghazi attack focused on more than five suspects
- China milk powder firms court foreign cachet for domestic gains
- EU approves sending border security advisers to Libya
- Serbia, Kosovo agree way forward on plan to normalize ties
- Russian punk band member starts hunger strike to protest court ruling
- Main Bahrain opposition group temporarily boycotts talks
- Fighting in Sudan's Darfur region displaces 300,000: U.N. aid chief
- Colombian rebels deny kidnapping two Spaniards
- Striking Kenyan truckers block east Africa's main trade route
- North Korea sanctions threaten humanitarian aid: group
- Britain offers visas to its Afghan interpreters
- Analysis: From opera to exercises, U.S. and China deepen military ties
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- Stockholm riots challenge image of happy, generous state
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ABC News: WNT
Facebook Teens Weary of 'Drama'
A recently released Pew study shows that teenage users have been moving some of their online sharing to other social media services like Twitter and Instagram to escape the "drama and pressure" of Facebook.
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TIME Magazine Online: Top World Stories
Amid Economic Crisis, Spain Ponders Taxing Catholic Church Property
A concordat with the Vatican has exempted the church from taxation but towns and cities are looking for loopholes to get at funding during austere times
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- A Turkish War of Religion: Kurdish Activists Sense a Conspiracy
- Canadian Body Parts Suspect Arrested in Berlin
- Chile's Matthew Shepard Case: How a Brutal Murder Changed the Country's Mind about Gay Rights
- Can an Earthquake Bring About the Fall of Rome?
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- Plane Crashes in Lagos, Nigeria, Killing at Least 153
- The Nicaraguan Firewall: How the Narco Gangs Have Breached It
- In Italy, a Soccer Scandal Casts a Shadow Over Euro 2012
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- The Loneliness of the Afghan President: Karzai on His Own
- U.N. Rights Chief Warns of Full Civil War in Syria
- Crisis in the Euro Zone: Alexis Tsipras Is the Greek Who Makes Europe Tremble
- Spain's Banking Crisis Is No Longer a Laughing Matter
- 'Death Match': Why a Nazi-Era Soccer Movie Is Making Ukraine Angry
- U.S. Frustration on Iran and Syria Puts New Cards in Russia's Hands
- How a U.S. Radar Station in the Negev Affects a Potential Israel-Iran Clash
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- The Vatican Scandals: What Did the Pope's Butler Know?
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