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Protesters Seek Leader’s Ouster in Lebanon

Hundreds of thousands of Hezbollah supporters today poured into the center of Beirut, where they demanded an end to Fouad Siniora’s Western-backed government.
New York Times - December 1, 2006
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CNN	Radiation found on dead spy's wife
	The wife of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko has tested positive for traces of polonium-210, a family source says. Earlier, Britain's Health Protection Agency said a "significant quantity" of the deadly substance ingested by Litvinenko before his death has been found in a person who... CNN - December 1, 2006

CNN	Wicked wintry weather wreaks havoc
	The first major snowstorm of the season blew across the Plains and Midwest, grounding hundreds of flights, closing schools and glazing highways. This driver spun out on the slick roads Friday in Skokie, Illinois. CNN - December 1, 2006

Typhoon in Philippines Causes Deadly Landslides

Strong winds and heavy rains from Typhoon Durian touched off landslides in a northern Philippine province, killing about 200 people, with hundreds more missing.
New York Times - December 1, 2006

Radiation Poison Reportedly Found in 2nd Man

One of three men who last met the former K.G.B. officer Alexander V. Litvinenko before he fell fatally ill with radiation poisoning was himself admitted to a London hospital on Friday.
New York Times - December 1, 2006

Germany — Grudgingly — to Join the Smoking Ban

A compromise proposal would ban smoking in public buildings — but not in pubs, bars or under beer tents.
New York Times - December 1, 2006

Snowstorm Moves Through Midwest

The storm snarled air travel, made roads treacherous and cut power to tens of thousands of homes.
New York Times - December 1, 2006

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After handing over security responsibilities, troops will focus on hunting Al Qaeda and training Iraqi soldiers.
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Left-wing Farc rebels in Colombia have killed 17 soldiers in the north-east of the country, the army says.
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Ford's US sales fall 10%, adding to the pressure on the carmaker but rival General Motors enjoys a rise in sales.
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A paedophile who photographed himself abusing an 18 month-old girl is jailed indefinitely.
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The owner of Airbus approves the building of the A350 jet and says it will fund most of the $13bn project itself.
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Bush and top Iraqi Shia to meet

President George W Bush is to meet Iraq's most powerful Shia politician in Washington on Monday, officials say.
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