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A Year Later, Arafat Mourners Are Subdued

About 2,000 Palestinians attended the afternoon service at the Muqata, where the former Palestinian leader was buried.
New York Times - November 11, 2005
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CNN	Bush takes on war critics
	U.S. President George W. Bush responds to charges his administration manipulated intelligence about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction to justify the war. Speaking at a Veterans Day event, Bush said: "It is deeply irresponsible to rewrite the history of how that war began." Democrats respo... CNN - November 11, 2005

CNN	U.N. sends 'signal' to Liberia's Taylor
	U.N. peacekeepers in Liberia now have the authority to arrest former President Charles Taylor and transfer him to Sierra Leone for trial should he return to the country. The Security Council Friday voted unanimously to expand the mandate of its peacekeepers on the heels of democratic presidential el... CNN - November 11, 2005

On Fish Market's Last Day, No Tears but Many Memories

After decades of false starts and months of legal brawling, the Fulton Fish Market is finally moving to Hunts Point.
New York Times - November 11, 2005

Details of New Vatican Rules on Gay Priests Disclosed

(ROME, Nov. 11 - A Vatican document would ban new priests who
New York Times - November 11, 2005

Gunman Attack Oman's Embassy in Baghdad, Killing 2

BAGHDAD, Iraq, Nov. 11 - Gunmen sprayed Oman's embassy here tonight, killing an Iraqi guard and a Sudanese worker and injuring four others, officials said.
New York Times - November 11, 2005

Jordan Rounds Up 120 in Search for Suspects in Hotel Bombings

Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia said the bombings had been carried out by four Iraqis, including a man and his wife.
New York Times - November 11, 2005

'Iron Lady' Hailed as 'Our Man' and Liberia's Next Leader

With 97 percent of the vote counted, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf appeared to be headed for victory.
New York Times - November 11, 2005

2 Big German Parties Reach Deal on Coalition Government

The deal ensures that Angela Merkel, the conservative Christian Democratic leader, will take office as the country's first female chancellor.
New York Times - November 11, 2005

DaimlerChrysler Sells Remaining Stake in Mitsubishi

The move effectively ending the grand scheme of DaimlerChrysler's chairman, J�rgen E. Schrempp, to create a global car company.
New York Times - November 11, 2005

GM workers agree healthcare deal

Workers at General Motors agree to a deal that will cut the carmaker's huge healthcare bill.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

ATM fees 'to reach �250m in 2006'

UK bank customers could end up paying up to �250m to withdraw their own cash in 2006, the Nationwide building society says.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

TB test 'could save many lives'

A new diagnostic test for tuberculosis could potentially save two million lives a year.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

Will babies face testing times?

The BBC's Mike Baker looks at the plans for more controls on what babies and toddlers do - and the media outcry.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

Thai baby infected with bird flu

A one-year-old boy has been diagnosed with the lethal H5N1 strain of bird flu, a Thai official says.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

Bush slams Iraq war 'revisionism'

President Bush says too much is at stake in Iraq for rivals to make "false charges" about the reasons for the war.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

Paris rallies banned in riot fear

All public meetings likely to provoke disturbances are to be banned on Saturday in Paris, French police say.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

Dozens held over Jordan bombings

Police detain suspects over the Jordan bombings as al-Qaeda claims a man and wife were among the bombers.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

Late Wales rally denies Fiji

Nick Robinson's late drop-goal denies Fiji a famous win against Wales in Cardiff.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

UN troops battle Liberian crowd

Supporters of Liberia's George Weah clash with UN forces as poll results show victory for rival Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

Girl charged over school stabbing

A girl aged 14 is charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent after a girl of 15 is stabbed at a school.
BBC News - November 11, 2005

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