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Riot Police Called In to Calm Anti-Japanese Protests in China

Mass demonstrations against Japan turned unruly late Saturday afternoon, with scattered vandalism and confrontations with the riot police intensifying.
New York Times - April 9, 2005
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Two Women Bound by Sports, War and Injuries

Danielle Green and Dawn Halfaker shared a dream of playing basketball, but the Iraq war robbed them of their natural gift.
New York Times - April 9, 2005

Charles and Camilla, Married at Last, and With Hardly a Hitch

After 33 star-crossed and often unhappy years, Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles finally married today.
New York Times - April 9, 2005

The Beast That Feeds on Boxes: Bureaucracy

In the history of American intelligence failure, one chronic culprit is that "giant power wielded by pygmies," as Balzac put it: bureaucracy.
New York Times - April 9, 2005

Demonstrators in Iraq Demand That U.S. Leave

Thousands of Iraqis marked the anniversary of the fall of Saddam Hussein by marching to demand the withdrawl of U.S. forces.
New York Times - April 9, 2005

Cardinals Say Pope Must Be Communicator

Since John Paul II's death, many cardinals have been publicly dropping hints about what kind of man the church now needs.
New York Times - April 9, 2005

Militia Chief Arrested in Congo Crackdown

Government soldiers and U.N. troops in Congo arrested a militia leader in a crackdown on armed groups that have killed more than 60,000 people since 1999.
New York Times - April 9, 2005

U.S. Seeks Access to Bank Records to Deter Terror

The plan would give the government access to possibly hundreds of millions of international banking records.
New York Times - April 9, 2005

Bush and Sharon to Discuss What Follows Gaza Pullout

The meeting between the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, and President Bush will be examined minutely in Israel for every nuance, intended or otherwise.
New York Times - April 9, 2005

Cricket: SA battle WIndies

Graeme Smith steers South Africa to 182-3 in reply to West Indies' score of 347 in the second Test.
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US and EU set for aircraft talks

The US and EU both say they want to talk further to avoid a dispute on subsidies for Boeing and Airbus going to the WTO.
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Police kill Haitian rebel leader

Police in Haiti kill the self-proclaimed leader of the disbanded armed forces, Ravix Remissainthe.
BBC News - April 9, 2005

Stick to asylum facts, MPs told

The UN's refugee agency asks politicians not to spread "asylum myths" in their general election campaigning.
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Queen wishes royal couple well

The Queen has given a speech at the wedding reception of Charles and Camilla, guests say.
BBC News - April 9, 2005

'Retro' menu for royal reception

A specially-requested fruit cake from Wales and mini pasties are on the royal wedding buffet menu.
BBC News - April 9, 2005

Immigration heads election battle

The Tory leader accuses Tony Blair of "pussyfooting" on immigration but his plans are branded "half-baked".
BBC News - April 9, 2005

Iraqis stage huge anti-US protest

Thousands of protesters denounce the US occupation of Iraq, two years after Saddam Hussein's fall.
BBC News - April 9, 2005

Royal couple begin married life

The Prince of Wales and Camilla are on honeymoon - more than 30 years after their romance began.
BBC News - April 9, 2005

CNN	Prince Charles weds Camilla
	Prince Charles today married his longtime love, Camilla Parker Bowles, the woman blamed by many for destroying his marriage to the late Princess Diana. The wedding was private, but the union was blessed in a televised ceremony in Windsor Castle. Later, the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in Scotland. CNN - April 9, 2005

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