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Skirmishes Continue at Uzbek Border

Reports of the number of deaths since the violence began continued to vary widely, from dozens to hundreds of civilians.
New York Times - May 15, 2005
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CNN	Judges to put spotlight on filibuster
	Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist intends this week to call for a vote on two judicial nominees. The move could lead to a vote on the future of the filibuster -- a technique that gives the minority party the power to block presidential nominees. CNN - May 15, 2005

CNN	Newsweek backs off Quran desecration story
	Newsweek magazine backed away Sunday from a report that U.S. interrogators had desecrated copies of the Quran while questioning prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay naval base. The story was blamed for a wave of anti-American riots in Afghanistan and other parts of the Muslim world, that left at least 15... CNN - May 15, 2005

CNN	Uzbeks search for bodies
	Anguished relatives search for bodies in the Uzbek city of Andijan, where hundreds were killed in a military crackdown after anti-government protests. CNN - May 15, 2005

Newsweek Pulls Back on Report That Provoked Afghan Riots

The magazine said it might have erred in reporting that interrogators at the Guant�namo Bay naval base desecrated detainees' copies of the Koran.
New York Times - May 15, 2005

Palestinian Police Will Be Allowed to Carry Weapons in the West Bank

The move by the Israeli military is one of the few signs of coordination between the sides in recent weeks.
New York Times - May 15, 2005

Iran's Parliament Passes Resolution to Resume Production of Nuclear Fuel

The move defies the American and European demand for a halt in all nuclear activity because the belief that Iran seeks to build a nuclear bomb.
New York Times - May 15, 2005

In Visit to Iraq, Rice Urges Government to Forge Ahead

In her first visit to Iraq as secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice held talks with the country's new leaders and other officials.
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Bird song sheds light on learning

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Star Wars receives world premiere

The final Star Wars movie receives its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.
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Two young men aged 18 and 21 die following an accident between Magherafelt and Tobermore.
BBC News - May 15, 2005

Woman killed on Ben Nevis named

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BBC News - May 15, 2005

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Ethiopia vote 'may be rejected'

Ethiopia's main opposition leader says he may reject Sunday's election results, as millions flock to the polls.
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Police condemn Oake compensation

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Postal staff promised bonuses

Postal workers could be in line for bonuses of �1,000 when the Royal Mail reports results.
BBC News - May 15, 2005

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Celtic take a big step towards the SPL title with a hard-fought win over Hearts.
BBC News - May 15, 2005

Football: Preston have advantage

David Nugent and Richard Cresswell goals give Preston the advantage in their play-off tie.
BBC News - May 15, 2005

Koran abuse report 'may be wrong'

A US magazine admits a report about the desecration of the Koran at Guantanamo Bay may have been mistaken.
BBC News - May 15, 2005

Locals expel Uzbek town leaders

Locals seize control of a town in eastern Uzbekistan, days after the bloody suppression of protests in nearby Andijan.
BBC News - May 15, 2005

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