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• 13.04.2009 12:31 Paraguay leader admits love-child
  Paraguay's President Fernando Lugo admits he is the father of a child who was conceived when he was still a Roman Catholic bishop. »»»
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• 13.04.2009 12:14 Soldiers use tear gas to scatter mob
  Thai soldiers sprayed automatic weapons fire and threw tear gas to clear anti-government protesters from a major intersection in the capital yesterday, with at least 70 people reported injured. »»»
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• 13.04.2009 12:14 Fiji compared to Burma as junta tightens its grip
  Fiji is deteriorating into the Burma of the South Pacific, say regional experts who warn the troubled nation is now staring at years of stifling military rule and financial destitution. »»»
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• 13.04.2009 12:14 Millions get ready to cast their ballots
  From the mountain heights of Kashmir to the palm-fringed beaches of Kerala, from Nagaland in the remote northeast to the Maharashtra heartland, India will on Thursday throw itself headlong into the... »»»
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• 13.04.2009 12:14 Bosses lash out as whalers limp home
  Ships from Japan's whaling fleet returned to port yesterday after violent clashes with conservationists in the Antarctic Ocean damaged its ships and left the season's catch well short of its target. »»»
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• 13.04.2009 12:14 Sunni militia fear reprisals once US troops head home
  They lost everything when Saddam Hussein was overthrown, but found their way back to a position of strength when the United States wooed them as mercenary troops to fight against al Qaeda. »»»
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• 13.04.2009 12:14 Snipers seize moment to kill pirates and free captive sailor
  It took only three precision shots to end the five-day ocean standoff between the world's most powerful navy and pirates holding an American hostage in a lifeboat. »»»
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• 13.04.2009 12:14 Rowing: Antarctic oarsman throws in the towel
  A British adventurer given 200,000 pounds ($504,000) by sponsors, including Google and Virgin, to build a state-of-the-art rowboat plans to land in New Zealand, abandoning his bid to row round... »»»
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• 13.04.2009 12:14 Bouncers hired for class control
  Bouncers and former military personnel are being hired by schools as "crowd control" to cover classes for teachers. »»»
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• 13.04.2009 12:14 Leaders accused of failing to act over gay killings
  BAGHDAD - Iraqi leaders are accused of turning a blind eye to a spate of murders of homosexuals after 25 young men and boys were killed in recent weeks. »»»
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