Assault On Fallujah
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Vote Count Begins In Afghanistan
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Zimbabwe Treason Trial Surprise
Opposition Leader Morgan Tsvangirai Found Innocent
Fallujah Under Fire
U.S. Forces Attack Militant Strongholds In Fallujah
Heart Of U.S.-Iraqi Gov't Attacked
4 Americans Among 10 Dead In Apparent Suicide Attack On Green Zone
Prince Harry Scuffles With Photog
Palace Says It Was Self-Defense; Lensman Says Royal Started It
7 Die In Canada Cargo Plane Crash
British Jet Bound For Spain Crashed Shortly After Takeoff
Israeli Suspended After Girl Shot
Platoon Commander May Have Emptied His Gun Into Already-Shot Teen
U.N. To Euros: More Troops, Please
Annan: European Countries Must Contribute More To Peacekeeping
GM Europe To Cut 12,000 Jobs
Cites Sluggish Sales, Stiffer Competition In Announcing Layoffs
Afghan Rivals Drop Vote Boycott
Main Karzai Opponent Accepts Panel Looking Into Alleged Cheating
6 GIs Killed In Iraq
PM: Possible Attack On Rebel Hotbed Unless Terrorist Turned In
U.S. Snubs U.N. Plan For Women
Refuses To Sign Due To Mention Of 'Sexual Rights'
March On Haiti's Capital
Former Soldiers Headed There To Quell Violence That's Killed 46
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