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28.10.2009, 09:36 2 comments

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Sochi summit seeks to break curse of Afghan heroin

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Photo from www.flickr.com/photos/freegaza/ 25.05.2010, 23:06 9 comments

Freedom flotilla ready to break the Gaza Strip blockade

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Foreigners with HIV still unwelcome in US

Published: 08 July, 2009, 15:12


High expectations and optimism are surrounding the possibility that the US will change its attitude toward HIV-positive foreigners. In the past, however, similar proposals have always resulted in disappointment.

 
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