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Anti-Police Riots Continue in Greece
By ANTHEE CARASSAVA
The violence raged for a third day as thousands of police officers failed to contain some of the worst rioting in recent years.
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A sinkhole from a mine collapse in 2006 at the operations of Uralkali in Berezniki, Russia.
The Kremlin is exploiting the economic crisis to establish more control over industries that it has long coveted.
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The group is proposing a global ban on nuclear testing and a moratorium on production of all fissile material, according to a letter from the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy.
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The possible sale of a painting by Titian has stirred up unexpected passion in Britain.
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A study of genetic signatures has provided new evidence of the mass conversions of Sephardic Jews and Muslims to Catholicism in the 14th and 15th centuries.
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