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Will summer fun foil Gaza's extremism?The United Nations ran summer camps for more than 250,000 Palestinian children in a bid to combat militancy that often takes root at a young age in Gaza. ... |
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Reported U.S. attack upsets PakistanUS forces may have sent in ground troops for the first time Wednesday. Were they targetting a top Taliban or Al Qaeda figure? ... |
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This round, Pentagon may keep General Petraeus offstageAs his next report on troop levels nears, senior officers aren't sure they'll agree. ... |
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Gustav holdouts' tales give evacuees pauseTheir experiences could provide valuable lessons about evacuation versus staying put. ... |
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Russia exploits division in EuropeMoscow's strategy to drive a wedge between European countries was on display during Monday's EU crisis meeting. ... |
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Gustav evacuees still wary, and wearyMany who fled hurricane Gustav felt far more anxiety than during Katrina. ... |
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