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- 0Is Hong Kong Getting Any Closer to Real Democracy?
- 0Pakistan's Acid-Attack Victims Fight Back
- 0Ireland's Newest Museum: Leprechauns
- 0Biology: The Chemistry of Desire
- 0The Rise and Fall of Mikhail Gorbachev
- 0Home births in Hungary: Difficult delivery
- 0Modernising Russia: Another great leap forward?
- 0Failing schools: For whom the bell tolls
- 1Osama bin Laden - Top 10 Notorious Fugitives
- 1Jerusalem Settlements Clash Risky for the U.S., Israel
- 1The Four Drivers Of China's Growth
- 1China's Growing Labor Shortage
- 1Are Gay Relationships Different?
- 0Is Hong Kong Getting Any Closer to Real Democracy?
- 0Pakistan's Acid-Attack Victims Fight Back
- 0Ireland's Newest Museum: Leprechauns
Why no major business can ignore the world's fastest-growing economy.
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Why gay couples have more equality and less tension at home--but still split up more often than straight pairs
- Mar 15
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While a confrontation carries domestic political risks for both sides, their differences over Jerusalem could sabotage peace efforts
- Mar 16
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Low-end factories are no longer the future, and the cost of doing business is rising.
- Mar 15
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He has been on the list for more than 10 years, originally wanted for allegedly orchestrating the bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. Though the official FBI bin Laden poster lists his...
- Mar 15
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The back-and-forth between Obama and Netanyahu casts the roadblocks to peace in even starker light. Perhaps it is time for drastic action
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Worried about rising obesity levels, health advocates in Europe are pushingfor new 'traffic light' labels on food products -- green is healthy andred ... not so much
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The Flaming Lips don't play shows they put on spectacles. The alt-rockers embrace eccentricity in their live performances: they've rolled around in giant spheres, constructed a giant UFO, even...
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The rise in childhood obesity is a single problem with a whole lot of causes. Like any epidemic, it hits some groups hard and leaves others mostly alone. Which group your family belongs to depends on income, ethnicity, geography and more
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St. Patrick is credited with taking Christianity to Ireland around A.D. 432. To sell his message, Irish legend says he chose the shamrock as a symbol of the Christian church. Its three leaves were...
- Mar 17
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The former dictator's architectural excesses have been transformed into operations centers for the U.S. military.Photographs by Richard Mosse / Leonore Annenberg Fellowship in the Performing and Visual Arts
- Mar 17
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While Maliki and Allawi are neck and neck, neither will have enough votes to govern - or even, perhaps, to claim the right to form a coalition
- Mar 17
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The fate of a member of one of the rarest species on earth riveted the most powerful as well as the humblest in the war-torn nation
- Mar 17
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The contretemps between the U.S. and Israel is making many in Washington uncomfortable -- and reflects a deadlock on Middle East peace that the U.S. military says is jeopardizing American security
- Mar 17
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Despite obstacles at the U.N. Security Council, unilateral measures against Iran's energy sector are having an impact. But it may not be enough to change Tehran's behavior
- Mar 17
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