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RSSThere are around 30,000 street children in Moscow, majority of which are either drug addict or are infected from HIV positive. Similarly, in Nigeria there are around 6,000 children who are imprisoned for stealing food and loitering in the streets. In...
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Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has declared that granting the right to vote to regular immigrants is not included in the goverment’s plans. This put an end...
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Government forces pounded rebel defenses with airstrikes, helicopter attacks and ground assaults as heavy fighting across northern Sri Lanka killed 47 Tamil Tiger...
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Government forces fought fierce battles with ethnic Tamil separatists along Sri Lanka’s northern front lines in a wave of fighting that killed 43 rebels and four...
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Government forces killed two Islamic rebels believed to have taken seven hostages, but a third insurgent still held out in the mainly Hindu city of Jammu in Indian...
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Government regulators on Wednesday cleared the way for broader use of a blood test that can spare heart transplant patients the ordeal of repeated biopsies to check if...
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Only eight months on the job as supervisor of the small town of Ancram, Thomas Dias finds himself faced not with a crisis in government but no government at all.
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U.S. home prices fell 4.8 percent in the second quarter compared with a year ago, a new record low, according to a government report.
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The Swedish government has announced plans to clamp down hard on religious education. It will soon become illegal even for private faith schools to teach religious...
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Government investigators have issued a report refuting conspiracy theories that a skyscraper next to the twin towers was brought down by explosives. The report says...
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As speculated, Chairperson of Nepal Communist Party Maoist Mr. Pushpa Kamal Dahal is elected as a first executive prime minister of Republic Nepal. After the 12 years...
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Government data show businesses added to their inventories in June at the fastest pace in five months, a bigger gain than had been expected.
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Government forces fired at Muslim protesters for a second day Tuesday as demonstrators defied a curfew in Indian Kashmir, killing 13, police said.
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Government data show the U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly fell in June as exports advanced to an all-time high, offsetting another big surge in oil imports.
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The number of women in state government leadership positions is on the rise, with the percentage nearly mirroring their representation in the general population in six...
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The UC Berkley scientist team has made a major development towards creating a cloak that is 100% invisible. The team, led by scientist Xiang Zhang, has developed a...
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Scores of Delhi government hospitals still handling piles of papers and hard copy of medical records shall soon be able to do without it - they are set to go...
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The other day while stuck up in a traffic jam I started watching a
street corner play
Actors playing the role of public were shouting
GALI GALI MAIN SHOR HAI
HAMARE...
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Government troops launched a major military offensive Friday to regain control over the breakaway province of South Ossetia and the president accused Russia, which has...
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Government data due out Thursday is expected to show that the number of newly laid off people filing claims for jobless benefits went down last week after spiking to a...
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Government regulators dealt a major setback to Schering-Plough Corp., rejecting a highly anticipated drug designed to help patients recover from anesthesia.
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