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European Leaders Agree to Inject Cash Into Banks

New York Times: International - 5 hours 41 min ago
European financial and political leaders have agreed to a plan that would inject billions of euros into their banks in a bid to restore confidence to the financial system.

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U.S. Declares North Korea Off Terror List

New York Times: International - 9 hours 13 min ago
North Korea on Sunday welcomed the move and said that it would resume disabling its nuclear weapons facilities.

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A Mother's Final Look at Life

Washington Post: World News - Sat, 2008-10-11 22:00
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone -- Fatmata Jalloh's body lay on a rusting metal gurney in a damp hospital ward, a scrap of paper with her name and "R.I.P." taped to her stomach. In the soft light of a single candle -- the power was out again in one of Africa's poorest cities -- Jalloh looked like a sleepi...

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The Big Apple Losing Some of Its Luster

Washington Post: World News - Sat, 2008-10-11 22:00
NEW YORK -- This big, brash, in-your-face city suddenly seems to have lost its mojo.

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Baghdad Resident Is Haunted by Friends' Betrayal

Washington Post: World News - Sat, 2008-10-11 22:00
BAGHDAD Muhammed Kurmash's phone rang. On the line were Taha and Khudair, his former neighbors and best friends. They are Sunnis. He is a Shiite. They hadn't spoken since June 2007. But on this September morning, they urged him to return to his house in eastern Baghdad's Amil neighborhood, Kurmash...

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Fear Amid Hostility in South Africa

Washington Post: World News - Sat, 2008-10-11 22:00
AKASIA, South Africa -- Mohammed Rage lived here among the dusty tents outside the nation's capital for one month. At 48, the Somali shopkeeper was considered an elder among hundreds of immigrants who sought refuge in this government-run encampment after brutal attacks against foreigners spread...

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An Amazon Icon's Town Is a Shrine Frozen in Time

Washington Post: World News - Sat, 2008-10-11 22:00
XAPURI, Brazil, Oct. 11 -- She remembers the spot in the hallway where her father said, "They shot me," then fell into the arms of his wife. She remembers, even though she was only 4 years old, how Chico Mendes tried to say her name but couldn't finish the words before the world's most famous rub...

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Iranian Actress Heads Into a Storm

Washington Post: World News - Sat, 2008-10-11 22:00
TEHRAN, Oct. 11 -- When Iranian movie star Golshifteh Farahani moved from Tehran to Hollywood, she didn't bring along her head scarf, which is obligatory in her own country.

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U.S. Drops North Korea From Terrorism List

Washington Post: World News - Sat, 2008-10-11 22:00
The Bush administration removed North Korea from its terrorism blacklist yesterday, a move that was aimed at salvaging a sputtering nuclear disarmament deal but that sparked internal controversy, infuriated Japan and drew some Republican opposition.

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North Korean TV Shows Photos of Elusive Leader

New York Times: International - Sat, 2008-10-11 20:55
More than a month after his absence from an important anniversary parade fueled theories that he had suffered a stroke, Kim Jong-il reportedly inspected a military unit.

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