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October 18, 2002

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license plates

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anti-air capabilities

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man-made disaster

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anti-discrimination law

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medical record

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anti-submarine warfare

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mental state

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astronomical figures

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military neutrality 

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biological attack

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military training

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blast scene

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moral obligation

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caretaker Cabinet

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nightclub bombing

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cleaning  company

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noise pollution

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close aid

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noise problem

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clothing factory

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parcel bombs

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considerable damage

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political football

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current government

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political warfare

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draw attention, to

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polling day

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early life

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restore confidence, to

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electric post

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secret negotiations

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emotional homecoming

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set foot in/on

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flee the scene, to

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social experience

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gas poisoning

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spiritual head

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geographic location

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sporadic violence

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hand-over ceremony.

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sustainable cooperation

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HIV virus

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take a person to task, to

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incurable disease

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take an oath, to

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just-ended visit

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unilateral action

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Last Supper

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unpopular government

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1.   President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo (¦ã­Y¨|) immediately condemned the latest terrorist strike to hit her impoverished country.

2.   The second bomb, which exploded at the provincial government office, appeared to be the largest.  It went off as a security guard(ĵ½Ã) was attempting to open the parcel.

3.   Police declined to name the suspect as the investigation was still under way.  Finish(ªâÄõ) law prevents police from commenting in detail on a suspect¡¦s mental state.

4.   India announced it would withdraw troops ¡­deployed(³¡¸p) for nearly a year on its frontier with Pakistan.

5.   In recently years there has been speculation that the 82-yar-old Pope, who suffers from a series of health problems, could retire instead of ruling for life as most pontiffs(±Ð¬Ó) do.

6.   Queen Elizabeth II left Canada, saying, Whatever the future may take us my admiration and affection of Canada and Canadians everywhere is and will always remain clear, strong, and sure.¡¨

7.   A Japanese court sentenced a former construction minister to two years in prison for accepting bribes, said a court official who declined to be named(¤£Ä@³zÅS©m¦W).

8.   A city in eastern mainland China has passed the country¡¦s first law to protect the rights of people¡¦s  suffering from AIDS(·R´þ¯f).

9.   A Japanese district court ordered the central government to pay residents a record 2.75 billion yen(¤é¶ê) (US$22.9 million) in compensation for the noise of aircraft at a nearby base¡­ used jointly by the Japanese and U.S. military.

10.      Some women who fear cancer are having their breasts surgically removed, but a new study suggests these patients may have an exaggerated idea of their cancer risk.

 

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