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19.05.2009, 02:28
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Marijuana is America’s largest cost crop, said pro-pot advocate in Washington, Aaron Houston, the Director of Government Relations for the Marijuana Policy Project.
02.11.2009, 11:16
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Despite only a small minority of Americans would support the idea of a revolution in the US, it is still worth trying to spread the message, Carl Dix of the Revolutionary Communist Party of America told RT.
18.02.2010, 21:46
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Moscow City Hall has approved hanging posters of Stalin throughout the city in the run up to Victory Day, but tempers are running high.
24.10.2009, 09:41
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A protest against police brutality has taken place in New York. Demonstrators say police officers use their power to bully and attack innocent people.
10.05.2010, 07:39
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A fence built on the US-Mexico border in Arizona divides not only territories between the two countries, but leaves families separated and living on different sides of the wall.
28.07.2010, 19:07
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Al-Qaeda second-in-command Ayman al-Zawahiri has attacked the bill passed by French lawmakers, which could ban wearing Islamic face veils in public places, and has urged Muslim women to ignore it at any cost.
29.09.2010, 15:15
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Angry protests have raged across Europe with thousands gathering to speak out against their governments in a number of crisis-hit countries. They're frustrated with a string of cuts to jobs, wages and pensions.
08.09.2009, 10:44
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Israel’s borders are those of 1947, and because it is a bi-national state it needs the formation of a unitary state, like Belgium. This is the view of academic and human rights activist Professor Uri Davis.
31.12.2009, 02:27
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Anti-war hip-hop activist Marc Hall has been jailed in the US for releasing a hip-hop song that hits out at the American military's so-called 'stop loss' policy.
05.03.2010, 05:37
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College students on more than 100 campuses across the US have been protesting against cutbacks which have brought staff layoffs and hikes in tuition fees.
Published: 13 March, 2009, 18:21
UNESCO’s study of endangered languages has sparked a revival mission to save minority tongues from imminent demise. But experts now believe it is the next generation that holds the key to the future of dialect diversity.
