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Egypt court convicts British woman of smuggling powerful painkillers
The woman, 33-year-old Laura Plummer, has insisted the Tramadol tablets were for her Egyptian partner who suffers chronic back pain
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British navy shadows Russian warship, spy ship near U.K. waters
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After hundreds of thousands evacuate, Vietnam escapes worst of deadly typhoon
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Putin challenger Alexey Navalny barred from running for president
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Extreme heat and thick smoke prevented firefighters from retrieving the bodies for two days
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