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By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- A major Islamic group will announce an initiative Thursday to distribute 200000 Qurans to replace what it says are 200 copies that a Florida church plans to burn in a gesture that has sparked controversy worldwide. ...
Mission Fears Quran Burning Will Result in Christian PersecutionVoice of America
India `Condemns' US Pastor's Plan to Burn Koran, Urges Media RestraintBloomberg
Pakistan: Beck Should Denounce Quran BurningCBS News
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The imam Feisal Abdul Rauf said on Wednesday night that if he had known how much strife would arise over his plan for a Muslim community center and mosque two blocks from the World Trade Center site, he would not have proposed it. ...
Imam fears moving NYC mosque could inflame tensionThe Associated Press
Moving NY mosque could fuel violence: imamAFP
'Ground Zero Mosque' Imam Says Project Must Go Forward in the Interest of ...ABC News
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Parma, Ohio-- President Obama laid out a sweeping argument for retaining Democrats and punishing Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections, calling on voters Wednesday to reject ...
Peters splits with White House to side with GOP on tax cuts for wealthyDetroit Free Press
Democrats attack GOP in speechesWashington Post
Mixed Reaction To Obama Business Tax Breaks PlanNPR
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Comparisons have been made before between Colombia of the 1980s and Mexico today with regards to drug-trafficking. But never before has a senior member of the US administration made such an explicit ...
Hillary Clinton: Mexican drugs war is Colombia-style insurgencyThe Guardian
Mexico's war compared to insurgencyWashington Post
Clinton says Mexico drug wars starting to look like insurgencyLos Angeles Times
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MANILA — Responding to weeks of criticism here and abroad over the handling of a hostage crisis that left eight tourists dead, President Benigno Aquino III on Thursday blamed police for mishandling the daylong siege and acknowledged ...
Philippines admits police may have shot some hostages in bus standoffCNN
Philippine President says hostage crisis won't define his administrationXinhua
'Friendly fire' suspected in Philippines siegeBBC News
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After flooring users with its Gmail phone calls feature, Google set the market abuzz with its new real-time search feature Google Instant that was released at its Search Event. The new version of Google ...
Google Instant blacklists the SlutskysRegister
Google Instant: Search for the now generationCNET
Google Instant Provides Predictive SearcheWeek
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MOSCOW — A car loaded with explosives blew up in a central market in Russia's restive North Caucasus region on Thursday, killing at least 12 people and injuring dozens more, according to Russian media. The blast occurred in North ...
Russian market hit by deadly car bombThe Guardian
Anti-terrorism Committee warns of new blasts in VladikavkazRIA Novosti
Suicide attack in Russia kills 9, wounds over 100The Associated Press
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Los Angeles Times
After two days of protests and violent skirmishes, Los Angeles police officials struggled again Wednesday evening to calm anger in the wake of the fatal shooting of a knife-wielding man by an ...
LAPD Chief Beck heckled by angry crowd at Westlake community meetingLos Angeles Times
LA police chief defends shooting, draws jeersBoston Globe
Report: officer involved in previous shootingsThe Associated Press
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A British journalist held captive by suspected militants in north-west Pakistan since March has been released. Asad Qureshi was abducted in Pakistan's ethnic Pashtun tribal areas along with two former Pakistani intelligence officers. ...
British journalist freed by Taliban in PakistanTelegraph.co.uk
Abducted Briton freed in Pakistan - High CommissionReuters
British journalist freed in PakistanThe Guardian
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AP LONDON — British Prime Minister David Cameron has paid tribute to his father, who suffered a stroke and died on a vacation in France. Outside view of the Font Pre hospital, in Toulon, southern France, where British Prime Minister David Cameron ...
UK PM Cameron pays tribute to dead fatherThe Associated Press
Britain: Premier's Father DiesNew York Times
David Cameron loses 'role model' fatherThe Guardian
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