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Attacks Kill 26 in Iraq as U.S. Warns Against Divisions

On a bloody day in Iraq, America's ambassador hinted that the U.S. would not support institutions plagued by sectarianism.
New York Times - February 20, 2006
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CNN	Fires probed for links to church arsons
	Investigators on Monday were examining two fires in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to determine whether they were set intentionally and, if so, whether they are related to a series of fires set at churches elsewhere in the state. CNN - February 20, 2006

CNN	Controversy rages over ports deal
	President Bush was facing more political pressure Monday to block a deal that would give a company based in the United Arab Emirates management of six major U.S. ports. CNN - February 20, 2006

Officials Investigate Germany's Role in U.S. Detention of Citizen

An investigation has been opened into whether Germany served as a silent partner in the abduction of one of its citizens.
New York Times - February 20, 2006

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Hamas Tries in Gaza Talks to Broaden Its Cabinet

Hamas opened talks with other militant factions on forming the new Palestinian government, a process expected to take at least two weeks.
New York Times - February 20, 2006

Hope Dims for Trapped Miners in Mexico

Mine officials reported that they as yet had been unable to excavate the collapsed tunnels leading to the 65 men.
New York Times - February 20, 2006

Russian Talks With Iran on Nuclear Program Stall

Negotiators for both countries agreed to hold new talks but did not announce when or where they would take place.
New York Times - February 20, 2006

Oil Prices Leap After Attacks in Nigeria

Oil prices rose 2.6 percent today after violent attacks by militants shut down nearly a fifth of Nigeria's oil production.
New York Times - February 20, 2006

Canada cruise to ice hockey gold

Canada beat Sweden 4-1 to claim their successive women's ice hockey Olympic gold.
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Argentina extradites Serb suspect

A Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect arrested in Argentina is on his way to the war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
BBC News - February 20, 2006

Thai murder concerns played down

The Foreign Office played down its concerns about the threat of attacks on travellers to Thailand, the BBC learns.
BBC News - February 20, 2006

Drug limits foetal alcohol damage

A drug may reduce the damage caused to babies whose mothers drink heavily during pregnancy.
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The Pope urges respect for religions and their symbols in his first comments on the Muhammad cartoon row.
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Hamas presents PM choice to Abbas

Hamas leaders formally present Ismail Haniya as their choice for PM in talks with Palestinian leader Abbas.
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Islamic groups plan more protests

Pakistan's main Islamic alliance says there will be no let up in protests against the Prophet Muhammad cartoons.
BBC News - February 20, 2006

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The public are warned to be vigilant after a convicted murderer escapes from custody in County Antrim.
BBC News - February 20, 2006

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Senior police officers defend the integrity of Scotland's fingerprinting service following the Shirley McKie case.
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Shot soldier 'talked of suicide'

An inquest into the death of a soldier shot at Deepcut army barracks hears that he had said he would kill himself.
BBC News - February 20, 2006

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BBC News - February 20, 2006

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