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Historic China-Taiwan flight lands in Taipei
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Tears as Betancourt reunited with children
Ingrid Betancourt, 46, has been reunited with her daughter, Melanie Delloye, and son, Lorenzo Delloye-Betancourt, a day after she and 14 others were rescued from leftist rebels in the jungles of Colombia.
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Bush will attend opening of Beijing Olympics
President Bush will attend the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Beijing on August 8, the White House announced Thursday.
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Zimbabweans take refuge in U.S. Embassy
About 220 Zimbabweans have fled to the U.S. Embassy in Harare seeking refuge from election-related violence, according to U.S. Embassy spokesman Mark Weinberg. A journalist with the crowd, speaking to CNN on condition of anonymity for his own safety, said the group claimed they had been attacked by supporters of the ruling Zanu-PF party, who had destroyed their homes. The reporter said that several of those seeking refuge had injuries, while some carried blankets and other possessions. Zimbabwe has been plunged into political crisis since a disputed election in March and a presidential runoff last month, in which supporters of incumbent president Robert Mugabe were accused of attacking members of the opposition.
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French students killed in 'frenzied attack'
Two French biochemistry students who were found stabbed to death in a burned-out London apartment were the victims of a "frenzied, brutal, horrific attack," say police who have appealed for information about the case.
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Concorde manslaughter trial ordered
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Ex-Congo VP faces war crimes charges
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DNA frees Texan prisoner after 15 years
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YouTube ordered to reveal its viewers
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Illegal music file-sharers get warnings
The age of illegal music downloads could soon be over, after Virgin Media issued letters to around 800 customers Thursday warning them against downloading illegal music files via file-sharing sites.
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