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George Romney and his youngest child reached the political heights in becoming leaders of a state. On Thursday, Mitt joined his dad in experiencing a political low _ denied in his quest to lead a nation.
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Hundreds of children from a village in India’s insurgency-wracked northeast have burned their toy guns in a symbolic protest against the violence that surrounds...
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Keinou:
Children hold their toy guns prior to burning them at Keinou, 25 miles (40 kilometers) south of Imphal, India, Wednesday, May 21, 2008. Hundreds of village children in India’s insurgency-wracked northeast burned their toy guns in a symbolic protest...
