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Rice Plays Down Iran's Threat to Curb Oil Exports

"We shouldn't place too much emphasis on a threat of this kind," Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said.
New York Times - June 4, 2006
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CNN	Neighbors mourn mass-murder deaths
	A neighborhood mourned the deaths of seven family members Sunday, somewhat comforted by news that police believed they had arrested everyone responsible for the city's worst mass murder in at least 25 years. CNN - June 4, 2006

Afghan Suicide Bomber Kills 4, but Misses Governor

A suicide bomber narrowly missed the governor of Kandahar and a Canadian military convoy, but killed four civilians.
New York Times - June 4, 2006

Israeli Premier Prepared to Meet Palestinian Leader

It is far from clear whether talks between Ehud Olmert of Israel and Mahmoud Abbas will lead to breakthroughs.
New York Times - June 4, 2006

Iraqi Leaders Deadlocked on a Deadly Day

Iraqi leaders failed to reach agreement on the two most important cabinet posts today. The delay came amid a fresh wave of violence.
New York Times - June 4, 2006

Details Emerge About Suspects in Canada Bomb Plot

Authorities continued to piece together information from the investigation that culminated in one of the largest counterterrorism strikes in North America since 9/11.
New York Times - June 4, 2006

Thom curtails Crazy chart reign

Singer Sandi Thom ends the nine-week run of Gnarls Barkley at the top of the UK singles chart.
BBC News - June 4, 2006

Eurotunnel faces debt opposition

A group of rebel creditors says it will vote against plans to restructure Eurotunnel's �6.2bn debt.
BBC News - June 4, 2006

EU universities 'stuck in past'

European universities must act to stem the "brain drain" of talent to the United States, a report warns.
BBC News - June 4, 2006

London bombs inquiry report due

A six-month investigation into the response to the 7 July attacks on London is to be published.
BBC News - June 4, 2006

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Peruvians end voting for a new president, with the first exit polls showing a narrow lead for Alan Garcia.
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Gaza militant shootings kill five

Five Palestinians are killed in two outbreaks of violence in the Gaza strip - possibly involving rival armed factions.
BBC News - June 4, 2006

CNN	Iran warns U.S. on oil shipments
	Ayatollah Ali Khameni, Iran's supreme leader, has warned the United States that any "misbehavior" directed at Iran would serve to disrupt Gulf energy shipments. CNN - June 4, 2006

Gunmen Kill at Least 19 on Bus North of Baghdad

Gunmen opened fire on a minibus north of Baghdad today and killed at least 19 people, including seven students, according to regional officials.
New York Times - June 4, 2006

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The highest official of the Roman Catholic church in China marked the 17th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square killings today by calling on the Chinese government to hold a full and open review of the killings.
New York Times - June 4, 2006

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Heinze ready for World Cup opener

Defender Gabriel Heinze says he will be fit for Argentina's opening game against Ivory Coast on 10 June.
BBC News - June 4, 2006

Chavez bid to counter Hollywood

Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez opens a film studio aimed at curbing the dominance of Hollywood.
BBC News - June 4, 2006

Effects pioneer Widmer dies at 92

Special effects pioneer Arthur Widmer, who won an Oscar for his life's work, has died in the US aged 92.
BBC News - June 4, 2006

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A website accused of directing users to pirated material reopens after Swedish authorities raid it.
BBC News - June 4, 2006

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BBC News - June 4, 2006

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