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Canadian police wrongly identified Maher Arar as an Islamic extremist, prompting U.S. agents to deport him to Syria, where he says he was tortured, the inquiry concluded.
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Innocent Man Was Deported to Syria, Inquiry FindsChirac Seeks Way to Restart Iran TalksFrance’s president said today that leaders should drop their insistence that Iran halt uranium enrichment before talks begin. Developing Nations to Gain More Power at I.M.F.The plan to expand the voice of China and three other countries was hailed as a decisive reform of the fund. 
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Pope’s Apology Is Called InadequateProtests continued over Pope Benedict XVI's comments on Islam last week. Above, Iraqis burned an effigy of the pope today in Basra. Suicide Bombs Kill 18 in AfghanistanThe three devastating bombings today signify a clear escalation in the Taliban’s violent tactics. Astronauts Rush to Clean Up ChemicalThe spill caused NASA to briefly declare an emergency on the International Space Station. Institutions Hinder Female Academics, Panel SaysThe panel said that in an era of global competition the nation could not afford to underuse female talent. Blogs »
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