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- Politician's baby banned from municipal assembly in Japan
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- 'Breathing' Earth seen from space
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- Death toll in Egypt mosque attack rises to 305
- Zimbabwe judge says military action against Mugabe was legal
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- Pakistan calls in army to disperse Islamist protesters
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- John Tory, Naheed Nenshi trash talk on Twitter ahead of Grey Cup
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- 'Bodies piled up on top of me': Survivors recall Egypt's horrific mosque attack
- Agreement in principle reached in class action alleging LGBT discrimination by Ottawa
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