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 Israeli forces storm Gaza Synagogues
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| Israeli troops stormed a Gaza Strip synagogue and dragged out screaming Jewish settlers and their supporters yesterday as Israel's pullout from the occupied territory shifted into high gear.
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| Iraq lawmakers work on draft constitution
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| A spokesman for the biggest Shiite party Thursday predicted a breakthrough on the constitution within the next two days, as negotiators scrambled to finish the draft by next week's deadline. A roadside bomb killed four more U.S. soldiers in a city north of Baghdad, reported AP.
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| al-Qaida leader in Saudi Arabia killed
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| Police raids touched off fierce gunbattles Thursday that killed six Islamic extremists, and authorities said the dead included al-Qaida's leader in Saudi Arabia, whose hideout was found to hold the head of a murdered American last summer. A police officer was also killed, reported AP.
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| Guangzhou oil supply 'returning to normal'
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| The fuel shortage affecting Guangdong is dragging on, but the situation in Guangzhou has improved since earlier in the week when hundreds of drivers queued up at the city's pumps.
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| Opinion: Corruption has to stay capital crime
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| Corruption in China is a crime that draws capital punishment. But capital punishment doesn't seem to deter "capital crimes." So should we abolish capital punishment?
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| China-US textile talks make progress
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| China and the United States have made progress in talks to reach a comprehensive agreement on textile trade at a two-day conference in San Francisco - and a new round of negotiations is expected soon.
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