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| Charles Taylor looked somber as verdict was read at UN tribunal in The Hague |  |
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| Former Liberian leader's guilty verdict for atrocities hailed as milestone for international criminal justice system |  |
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| Deadly explosion in central city of Hama occurs as small UN team prepares for larger mission |  |
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| Abdul Hakim Belhadj claims British intelligence played role in his capture, CIA rendition in 2004 |  |
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| RISAT-1 radar imaging satellite can effectively gather info regarding climate, disasters, agriculture, troop movements, terrorists |  |
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| South Korea, China warn Pyongyang there will be consequences if it goes ahead with third test |  |
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| Officials say explosions went off at offices of 'This Day,' one of most prominent national papers in Abuja, Kaduna |  |
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| Fuel subsidy remains flashpoint issue in Nigeria after attempts to lift it in January sparked strike, deadly protests |  |
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| Drivers learn road rules, driving skills, customer care, business skills and anger management during mandatory training |  |
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| Laureates point to recent changes in Burma as an example of how non-violence can lead to dramatic changes |  |
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