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Seattle Times Newspaper (World, 129 articles)
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04.4.2008 02:34 Jack Khoury, Haaretz Correspondent 'Smart classes' bring computerized learning aids to classrooms Education, School, Israel, Science 25.3.2008 16:32 By Or Kashti The ties that bind free will School, Neo-Liberal, Democracy, Israel 30.1.2008 23:38 Or Kashti School Matters / Small classes, big dangers education, School, students, classes 31.12.2007 09:04 Yoav Stern, Haaretz Correspondent Arab pupils lag behind Jewish peers in reading comprehension Reading, School, Yuli Tamir, Israeli Arabs 10.12.2007 10:11 By Barak Ravid, Haaretz Correspondent and Haaretz Service Petah Tikva to halt funds to schools refusing to enroll Ethiopians Ethiopians, racism, Petah Tikva, school 06.12.2007 21:16 By Michael Handelzalts Pen Ultimate And who got an A? children, school, studies 06.12.2008 02:01 Fadi Eyadat European Union, Kiryat Ata, school 30.10.2007 01:44 By Or Kashti, Haaretz Correspondent Teachers, government resume talks to end 18-day-long strike Teachers, Strike, school, Israel 21.10.2007 15:42 Reuters Jerusalem's Hebrew-Arabic school teaches tolerance Israeli Arab, school, Patt, tolerance 10.10.2007 17:31 By Or Kashti, Haaretz Correspondent Despite strike, classes to resume in Gaza envelope schools Thurs.
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Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama beat John McCain in Los Angeles Times poll (U.S., 97 articles)
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More than six in 10 voters said the economy was the most important issue facing the country the highest percentage in any state that has voted to date. Watch what O'Donnell says Clinton insiders are saying behind doors xx-xBBO'Donnell said the source told him that the Clinton campaign would make its case to the superdelegates for about a week after the primaries ended. Obama also said he soon will campaign in Michigan and Florida, two battleground states whose Democratic primaries were essentially nullified by party disputes, angering many voters.
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Cease-fire reported with Iraqi militants in Sadr City (World, 35 articles)
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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) The Iraqi government and Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's movement have agreed to a cease-fire to end weeks of fighting in Baghdad's Sadr City district, spokesmen for both sides said Saturday. Responding to the latest report about al-Masri, Maj. Peggy Kageleiry said: " Neither coalition forces nor Iraqi security forces detained or killed Abu Ayyub al-Masri. The American military said 21 suspected gunmen were killed in Shiite militia strongholds late Tuesday, while Iraqi officials said 15 civilians were among the dead, including two women.
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UN seeks $187 million to aid cyclone survivors in Myanmar (World, 30 articles)
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(CNN) After days of stonewalling, the Myanmar government is ready to accept aid from around the world for victims of Saturday's deadly cyclone, the country's U.N. ambassador said Friday Myanmar's military regime distributed international aid Saturday but plastered the boxes with the names of top generals in an apparent effort to turn the relief effort for last week's devastating cyclone into a propaganda exercise. WASHINGTON First lady Laura Bush on Monday said the United States stands ready to pump more aid into Myanmar to help its recovery from a cyclone so devastating the death toll could top 10,000.
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Olympic torch relay goes uninterrupted in Australia :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: World (World, 29 articles)
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BANGKOK, Thailand Thai authorities beefed up security in Bangkok's historic center, deploying 2,000 police to protect the Olympic flame from protesters ahead of the torch relay Saturday. DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania About 1,000 people cheered and marched with a team of 80 athletes and a Cabinet minister participating Sunday in the Tanzania leg of the Olympic torch relay, the flame's only stop in Africa. Cheering mountaineers raised the Olympic torch at the summit of the world's highest peak Thursday, producing the triumphant image that China has longed for in the run-up to the Beijing Olympics.
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