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Pakistan Elections: Mobile Services Suspended To Bolster Security as Voting Begins
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Pakistan Elections: Mobile Services Suspended To Bolster Security as Voting Begins

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Bomb Blast Near Giza Pyramids Kills 6, Wounds 13

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Germany Asylum Seekers: Migrant Arrivals Crossed 1 Million In 2015, Nearly 40 Percent Were Syrians

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Vichy France Archives Of WWII Pro-Nazi Regime Opened By Government Officials

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Egypt Nightclub Attack Leaves 16 Dead, 3 Wounded

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Macedonia: Tear Gas Used To Control Mob Of Refugees

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Germany Refugees 2015: 750,000 Refugees Could Seek Asylum In Germany This Year

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Russian Man, Accused Of Slaughtering Six Young Children And Pregnant Wife, Arrested

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Bomb Kills Two Bahraini Policemen; Government Links Explosives Used In Bombing To Iran

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Vladimir Putin Fires 110,000 Officials As Austerity Hits Russia

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Soccer Riot Leaves 25 Dead in Egypt, Games Postponed until Further Notice

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