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Iran Website Denies, Mocks Holocaust
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Japan's Child Abuse Reaches Record High
Recent High-Profile Cases of Abuse Shatter Image of Culture that Prides Itself on Pampering Children
Petraeus Updates Combat Rules in Afghanistan
Top U.S. Commander Stresses Troops' Right to Defend Selves but Still Seeks to Limit Civilian Harm
U.S. to Attend Hiroshima Memorial for First Time
65th Anniversary of Atomic Bomb Drop Marked in Japan; U.S. Presence Welcomed, but Stirs Mixed Emotions
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U.S. Choppers Add to Pakistan Flood Relief
American Chinooks Rescue Stranded People, Deliver Emergency Aid; Half a Million Evacuated from Country's South
Cloned Beef Mishap Spreads Alarm in Britain
Though Illegal, Meat and Milk from Cloned Cattle Offspring May have Entered U.K.'s Food Chain, Sending Consumers into Dismay
DIY Fashion Hits Land of Haute Couture
Part Cafe, Part Atelier, the Sweat Shop Allows Aspiring Designers to Sew Their Own Creations
Pakistani School Seeks to Turn Boys from Taliban
While School Provides Psychological Therapy and Education, Uncertain Job Prospects Make Them Vulnerable to Taliban Recruiters
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U.N. Backs Israel in Border Dispute with Lebanon
Peackeepers Rule That Israeli Soldier Kept to Own Side of Border, Despite Lebanese Accusations and Deadly Retaliation
Floods Ravage Pakistan Heartland, Threaten South
Monsoon Waters Destroy Homes, Soak Crops, and Threatening More Lives in Punjab; At Least 1,500 Killed
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Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
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