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Polish woman publishes letters from late pontiff
Feb 17 2009, AP

A Polish survivor of a Nazi concentration camp published a book Tuesday recollecting her family’s relationship with Pope John Paul II, including letters from the late pontiff.

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Dan Barber named top chef in US at food `Oscars'
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Harmless white powder mailed to US embassies
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This undated photo provided by kidthing, inc. shows a drawing for President Barack Obama by Sasha Townsend, 10, of Soquel, Calif. Sasha is among 150 or more kids ages 5-12 whose “Dear Mr. President” letters and drawings were collected in an e-book...

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