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Rice meets Gadhafi on Libya visit
The top U.S. official to visit since 1957, she will meet Ghadafi. Full story
Bodies surface in Haiti after floods
Storm death toll now at 137 but could be much higher. Full story
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Europe's downturn deters African migration
Europe's economic downturn is deterring would-be migrants in Africa from making the often perilous journey to the continent in search of work, migration experts said.
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Canada's PM to call Oct. 14 election
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper plans to dissolve Parliament on Sunday and call early elections in hopes of strengthening his minority government's hold on power.
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China points to flaws in school collapses
Nearly four months after China's devastating earthquake, a government scientist acknowledges that construction flaws during a rush to build schools likely caused so many to collapse.
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Europe's downturn deters African migration
Europe's economic downturn is deterring would-be migrants in Africa from making the often perilous journey to the continent in search of work, migration experts said.
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Al-Qaida suspect refuses strip search
A Pakistani woman suspected of links to al-Qaida has refused a strip search, delaying her trial in New York on charges she grabbed a U.S. soldier's gun in Afghanistan and tried to kill her American interrogators.
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Rice meets Gadhafi on Libya visit
The U.S. and Libya sealed a historic turnaround in their troubled relations with a meeting Friday between Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
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Afghans fed up with government, U.S.
The bearded, turbaned men gather beneath a large, leafy tree in rural eastern Nangarhar province. When Malik Mohammed speaks on their behalf, his voice is soft but his words are harsh.
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Iraq reacts sharply to U.S. spying report
The Iraqi government reacted sharply Friday to published allegations that the U.S. spied on Iraq's prime minister, warning that future ties with the United States could be in jeopardy if the report were true.
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