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Blast Kills 40 as Cleric Faults Baghdad Plan

A female suicide bomber blew herself up at a university and Moktada al-Sadr condemned the security plan for Baghdad.
New York Times - February 25, 2007
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CNN	Boy credited with helping to ID kidnap suspect
	Florida police are crediting a 13-year-old boy with providing an accurate description of his abductor, leading authorities to the suspect's home and the red pickup truck believed to have been used in the kidnapping. CNN - February 25, 2007

CNN	Iraqi President ill, flown to Jordan for care
	Iraq's President Jalal Talabani has fallen ill and was flown to neighboring Jordan for treatment, a statement from his office said Sunday. CNN - February 25, 2007

Scientists Ready Big Study of North and South Poles

An ambitious two-year effort aims to understand the vital, shifting dynamics of ice, oceans and life at the ends of the earth.
New York Times - February 25, 2007

Rivals Seek to Expand Freedoms in China

Two advocates of the rule of law differ on whether to work within the system or to seek an end to Communist rule.
New York Times - February 25, 2007

Israel Sets Curfew in West Bank City

The Israeli Army put Nablus under curfew today in one of the largest military operations there in two years.
New York Times - February 25, 2007

Iran Defiant Before 6-Power Meeting on Sanctions

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said today that his country?s nuclear program had no ?reverse gear.?
New York Times - February 25, 2007

Tribune Considers Offer From Real Estate Magnate

Sam Zell, the billionaire Chicago real estate maverick, made a last-minute proposal to buy the company.
New York Times - February 25, 2007

Tennis: Haas beats Roddick

Second seed Tommy Haas beats top-seeded American Andy Roddick 6-3 6-2 to retain his Memphis International title.
BBC News - February 25, 2007

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March denounces child trafficking

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Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal is to hold talks with Russia's foreign minister on a second visit to Moscow in a year.
BBC News - February 25, 2007

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Six foreign medics sentenced to death for spreading HIV in Libya, deny making false torture claims.
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Iraq crackdown 'doomed to fail'

An Iraqi Shiite militia leader says the US-backed surge in Baghdad is doomed to fail, as 42 die in a college bombing.
BBC News - February 25, 2007

Israelis put Nablus under curfew

Israeli forces raid the West Bank town of the Nablus in search of Palestinian militants, military officials say.
BBC News - February 25, 2007

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Afghan campaign 'can be won'

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Network safe, rail bosses insist

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