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Aug 5 2008, AP

Blood was washed off the road. Debris was cleared away. And authorities said peace had been restored Tuesday in China’s restive Muslim region where 16 police were killed in an attack that may have been timed to overshadow Olympic celebrations.

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A tractor clears debris at the Padre Island National Seashore at South Padre Island, Texas, as a sign on a post that washed up from Hurricane Ike warns of hazards on the property where it came from, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008. Debris from Hurricane Ike...