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Democrat graft ruling on Tuesday
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Hundreds of children fall ill with lead poisoning
Conflict won�"t lead to House dissolution
Two wounded in Pattani attacks
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N. Korean delegation arrives to honor Kim
Afghans vote for president amid low turnout
Lockerbie bomber freed to die in Libya
Army pledges coaction in Sondhi case
Pregnant flu victim dies, baby safe
Afghan count begins in tents
Gunmen kill villager in Pattani
New B50bn govt savings bond offer
UDD leaders to meet tomorrow
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Road safety now a national agenda
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SET up 1.54%
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Afghans vote in second-ever election
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Floods hit Sri Lanka refugee camps
Taiwanese leader sorry over typhoon response
American held in Myanmar heads home
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Karzai's record patchy in calm province
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Mehsud deputy reportedly claims leadership
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China, Australia ink $41 billion gas deal
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Brain-swelling disease kills dozens in India
Doctors say an encephalitis outbreak has killed 130 people -- mostly children -- in northern India since January.
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